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longevity can be promoted with specific
B oO oO K S remedies and correctly balanced diet and
metabolism. He gives advice on food com-
ANTI-AGING MANUAL: The bining and examples of nutritious vegetarian
Encyclopedia of Natural Health recipes. The lengthy last chapter comprises
by Joseph B. Marion an A to Z of conditions and cures that can be
Publisher: Information Pioneers, USA, cross-referenced to earlier listings.
1999 (Revised Second Edition) This compendium is essential reference for
ISBN: 0-9644999-0-9 (1489pp tpb) health/nutrition professionals and for anyone
Price: AUD$99.00 inc. p&h; wanting to be more informed about their
AUD$115.00 inc. p&h to NZ health and how to improve it.
Available: Australia—Health Books
Australia, PO Box 252, Turramurra, NSW ~~ ELEMENTS OF DANGER: Protect
2074, tel (02) 9983 1299, 1800 225500, Yourself Against the Hazards of
fax (02) 9983 1686, ; USA—Information i ‘
Pioneers, PO Box 7, South Woodstock, cT BY Morton Walker, DPM, with Victor
06267, tel (860) 963 7131 Zeines, DDS
; tel (860) Publisher: Hampton Roads, USA, 1999
ISBN: 1-57174-146-1 (304pp tpb)
Price: AUD$31.95; NZD$41.95; £11.99;
NLGf35,90; USD$14.95
Available: Aust—Gemcraft, tel (03) 9888
0111; NZ—Peaceful Living, tel (07) 571
8105; UK—Airlift Book Co., tel 0181 804
0400; Europe—NEXUS Office; USA—
Hampton Roads, tel (804) 296 2772
rolific medical journalist and author
Morton Walker, DPM, has teamed up
with Victor Zeines, DDS, for his latest book,
Elements of Danger—an exposé of harmful
dentistry practices, but with a welcome bias
towards holistic alternatives.
In his research, Dr Walker uncovered
information from the dental and medical lit-
erature and from practising dentists that
proves that mercury amalgam fillings, fluo-
f you're looking for a reference book on ridation, root canal therapy and bridgework
natural health and nutrition, the Anti- are downright dangerous to health, suppress-
Aging Manual is as comprehensive as you'll _ing the immune system and allowing numer-
find in the one volume. This hefty, revised ous diseases to take hold. He castigates the
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second edition of 1500-odd pages is organ- "toximolecular" school (most of whose US
ised into seven chapters, with extensive con- _ members belong to the American Dental
tents listings (they'd be easier to find in the Association) that is yet to come to terms
text if they were in bold type), a huge bibli- _ with the link between tooth/gum health and
ography and a massive index. overall health and continues to use mercury
Chapters | to 3 give alphabetical listings of | amalgam despite knowing its hazards.
over 90 vitamins, 100 minerals, 55 protein On the positive side, he supports the grow-
amino acids and enzymes, and notes on how ing "orthomolecular" movement, whose
to use them to supplement cellular deficien-__ adherents practise holistic dental therapies
cies. Author Joseph Marion fervently and utilise biocompatible, mercury-free
believes that our body cells are our own best. compounds. Dr Walker explains the choice
friends, and that we should keep them that of materials and practices, including the all-
way. This means eating the nutrients essen- important detoxification and dietary regi-
tial for good health, and in chapter 4 he mens that patients must undergo before and
details over 450 dietary "power foods". after removal of amalgam fillings, to assist
For therapeutic rejuvenation, plants have elimination of toxic heavy metals. He also
healing properties beyond those of the build- discusses and recommends homoeopathic
ing-block vitamins, minerals and proteins, remedies for dental discomforts.
and in chapter 5 he describes 900 plants, Dr Morton provides contact details of
herbs and flower essences, sourced from the (mostly US-based) consumer organisations
far corners of the globe. and information sources, as well as an exten-
Marion devotes a chapter to the physiology
si ding list. This is ired readi
of ageing, and how body/brain health and Focal dontste hein whticnie
for all dentists—and their patients.
BOOKS
ANTI-AGING MANUAL: The
Encyclopedia of Natural Health
by Joseph B. Marion
Publisher: Information Pioneers, USA,
1999 (Revised Second Edition)
ISBN: 0-9644999-0-9 (1489pp tpb)
Price: AUD$99.00 inc. p&h;
AUD$115.00 inc. p&h to NZ
Available: Australia—Health Books
Australia, PO Box 252, Turramurra, NSW
2074, tel (02) 9983 1299, 1800 225500,
fax (02) 9983 1686, ; USA—Information
Pioneers, PO Box 7, South Woodstock, CT
06267, tel (860) 963 7131
4 ANTLAGING Fae
f you're looking for a reference book on
natural health and nutrition, the Anti-
Aging Manual is as comprehensive as you'll
find in the one volume. This hefty, revised
second edition of 1500-odd pages is organ-
ised into seven chapters, with extensive con-
tents listings (they'd be easier to find in the
text if they were in bold type), a huge bibli-
ography and a massive index.
Chapters | to 3 give alphabetical listings of
over 90 vitamins, 100 minerals, 55 protein
amino acids and enzymes, and notes on how
to use them to supplement cellular deficien-
cies. Author Joseph Marion fervently
believes that our body cells are our own best
friends, and that we should keep them that
way. This means eating the nutrients essen-
tial for good health, and in chapter 4 he
details over 450 dietary "power foods".
For therapeutic rejuvenation, plants have
healing properties beyond those of the build-
ing-block vitamins, minerals and proteins,
and in chapter 5 he describes 900 plants,
herbs and flower essences, sourced from the
far corners of the globe.
Marion devotes a chapter to the physiology
of ageing, and how body/brain health and
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