Trace Your Genes to Health

First, they all express genetic predispositions that can readily be traced within family geneologies. And second, they lend themselves to specific nutritional and d

First, they all express genetic predispositions that can readily be traced within family geneologies. And second, they lend themselves to specific nutritional and dietary preventative measures - all based on a clear understanding of who is at risk, what dietary and environmental factors are likely to trigger the conditions, and what specific nutrients can help to fortify the immune system against these conditions.

Trace Your Genes To Health offers hope to millions through its comprehensive approach to understanding medical genetics through family tree health diagrams and its dietary/nutritional protocols that relate to numerous common conditions that can typically be prevented, or at least carefully managed.

Read this book yourself. Share it with family members. Share it with your doctor - or your patients! You may save a life - perhaps even your own!

About the
Authors

About the authors:<BR.

Dr. Chris Reading graduated in medicine from Sydney University in 1968 and qualified in psychiatry in 1973. He specialized in organic psychiatry, subsequently becoming interested in research into vitamin and mineral deficiencies, metabolic disorders, food allergies and clinical immunology/ ecology, and genetics as it applies to neuropsychiatric disorders. Dr. Reading currently practices in Sydney, Australia, treating private patients and writing medical articles within his areas of expertise.

Ross Meillon had many years of experience in the world of
advertising, writing everything from press releases to television commercials.
He joined here with his brother-in-law, Dr. Reading, to help write this book.