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Close Submit. Too little meat is killing you. Carbohydrates are bad. You need carbohydrates to feed your brain. Gluten is the source of all of our modern medical evils. You need more whole wheat in your diet. Soy is altering our hormones and causing problems. Soy is a great source of nutrition. View all 14 comments. May 19, thewestchestarian rated it did not like it. Instead of a critique, I present a rough synopsis. Your brain is busted!!!!!
View all 11 comments. I cannot put into words how incredible this book is. I plan on buying a copy for every single person I care about in life.
You can't not know this stuff. It's essential to every single person alive. It's information that has been hidden from the majority for far too long. Say goodbye to disease as we modernly know it! Sep 08, Skylar Burris rated it did not like it Shelves: health. If I were giving a five star review, I would of course limit my comments to one or two paragraphs. The problem is that the good advice is mixed up with so much misinformation, nutritional extremism, misapplication of statistics, self-promotion, and horrible, redundant writing that I cannot allow myself to increase the rating.
But he ventures too far into the realm of pseudo-science and discounts completely the proven value of pharmaceuticals. This is not science. This is divination. My favorite pseudo-scientific word. I give up on these health books. And I should probably keep it under three bottles of red wine a week.
Come on! Have you ever heard of Europe? View 2 comments. Great book. It shows how toxicity is the problem—and explains how to address it. Learning about the amazing detoxifier glutatione, and our ability to stimulate its production by taking NAC, was a big take-away from the book.
Overall, it comes down to a plant-based diet, no matter how you look at it. We are trying Veganuary for the first time this year, and not missing our cheese. OK, not much! Mar 27, Gina rated it it was amazing. One of my guiding principles has always been: Never read a book that has the word "ultra" in the title. He is an advocate of what is termed functional medicine, a relatively new discipline which focuses on not the established "label the disease, give it a drug" approach but "find what's functionally wrong behind the patient's symptoms, then correct the body's metabolism back to optimum function.
The third part of the book covers a six week plan to initiate many of these changes, while the fourth part goes into specifics for each of his seven key areas. Ok, so what's the bottom line?
This book was a major swing factor in my own decision to try a vegan gluten free caffeine free water only lifestyle, which was difficult but very beneficial for me in multiple areas.
I can see this book being useful for two groups of people: First, people who are suffering from problems such as anxiety, depression, "brain fog", adhd, migraines or other brain related problems might find something helpful or even life-changing in his plan. Either way, an excellent book to read. Jul 14, Judith rated it did not like it. Eat right, exercise, get the appropriate amount of sleep, eliminate caffeine, alcohol, sugar, white flour, gluten and hydrogenated fats from your diet.
Jan 15, Saadia rated it it was amazing. Hyman uses the latest scientific discoveries to re-affirm the influence of environmental toxins and the food we eat on our health. He specifically details the direct pathways affecting our health at the cellular level in the nervous, digestive and immune system.
It can be frightening to some but ultimately at the end of the book, one understands that health is at one's fingertips, i. Hyman gives the 6 week program to cleanse and detoxify one's body.
Of course, I already Dr. Of course, I already knew much of what is covered but in bits and pieces: no sugar, no processed flours, avoid food allergens, additives, toxic metals, etc. I really like the inclusion of relaxation techniques as well as exercise. Jan 20, Robertderryck rated it really liked it. Despite its hyperbolic title, this is one of best medical resource books I've found for dealing with chronic ailments. Having suffered for a number of years from chronic problems that conventional doctors have been incapable of explaining something that unfortunately is occurring more and more frequently in our modern society , I'm heartened by the extensive information and recommendations provided by Dr.
The focus of the book is on what has, until recently, been unfortunately completely Despite its hyperbolic title, this is one of best medical resource books I've found for dealing with chronic ailments. The focus of the book is on what has, until recently, been unfortunately completely ignored by conventional medicine: the strong interplay between our core bodily systems - digestive, neurological, immune, metabolic, etc.
The increasingly specialized approach of modern doctors has left most of them clueless when it comes to treating ailments whose causes fall outside the specialists' narrow fields of expertise. As the book suggests, there is hope for the future, as medical school programs begin to explore this promising new field of integrative medicine. Jan 08, Erica rated it really liked it. For anyone who is battling with a child with autism, This book seems like it can be a benefit for you to read.
There are suggestions on what you can do to help and possibly reverse autism. It is helpful for those of us that want to prevent any health issues or just to be healthier. The book gets you thinking about how our society is slowly killing us. It took me a while to get through this one. At times it was very dry reading, but I stuck with it and it gave me some things to consider. I might For anyone who is battling with a child with autism, This book seems like it can be a benefit for you to read.
I might try the "diet" at the back of the book. It is not a typical diet to lose weight, but more to help make your mind work at its optimal state. View all 3 comments.
May 06, Michelle rated it really liked it Shelves: wishlist. A book that tells you WHY your body doesn't need white flour, suger and dairy; and how much it DOES need fruits, veggies, whole grains, fish oil and vitamins--and what happens when you do or don't take them. A very fascinating read, and one I want to have as a reference book. Feb 10, Desinka rated it really liked it. A very up-to-the-point, solution oriented book.
I've read a couple of others on the subject an this one impressed me with offering clear explanations, easy action steps and an overall sense of achievability: I listened to this and I liked the author's narration. Apr 06, Christine rated it it was amazing Shelves: books-i-own , cooking-and-health. A great book discussing what everyday eating habits can do for or against your overall health. I learned a LOT, and I come from a family of health care workers.
Even if you choose not to go for the full plan, making the overall changes suggested will help you feel much better. My husband and I have been sleeping better, not crashing at the end of the day, and seen other improvements in our health not "major" things, since doctors would already say we were healthy, but small changes, such as redu A great book discussing what everyday eating habits can do for or against your overall health.
My husband and I have been sleeping better, not crashing at the end of the day, and seen other improvements in our health not "major" things, since doctors would already say we were healthy, but small changes, such as reduced blood pressure and blood sugar levels. Dose 0. Welcome to the daniel Plan.
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