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by Michael R. Eades (Author), Mary Dan Eades (Author)
From the groundbreaking New York Times bestselling authors of Protein Power, a comprehensive blueprint for optimal health with new research and unexpected findings!
The pioneering, year-long New York Times bestseller Protein Power changed the way we think about food when it revealed how a carbohydrate-loaded diet--not one rich in protein--can cause obesity. In The Protein Power Lifeplan, its authors Michael R. and Mary Dan Eades expand their theory and eating program and offer an astonishing three-tiered nutrition plan, enabling readers to choose their level of commitment and effort. This evolutionary-based diet makes it easy for everyone--even die-hard junk-food addicts!--to reap the benefits of good health. Treat major health problems (including high cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and obesity) and change the way you live with:- A fat primer: how some fats can reduce heart disease
- A look at sunlight: in a chapter sure to cause controversy, the Eades show why too little sun is unhealthy
- Research on insulin resistance: why it's so important to detect, and how to avoid the weight problems this condition can cause
- Crucial data on supplements: vitamin E, alpha-lipoic acid, vitamin C, magnesium, chromium, and coenzyme Q10
- Important information on iron: why our bodies naturally conserve it and how to decrease iron buildup
Author Biography
Drs. Michael and Mary Dan Eades are physicians and the authors of 14 books in the fields of health, nutrition, and exercise over the last several decades--among them the New York Times mega-bestseller Protein Power and its follow-up The Protein Power LifePlan that laid out one of the first nutritional concepts of a paleo lifestyle. The Drs. Eades have been guest nutritional experts on hundreds of radio and television shows across the country, including national segments on FOX, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, and MSNBC. They continue to speak at medical and scientific conferences, to the general public, and to various lay organizations on the connection of diet and health, exercise, and the benefits of the low-carb and paleo diet.
