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PEO Solution
PEO Solution:Conquering Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease with Parent Essential Oils. The book is written and dedicated to the American Physician. It makes a case for essential fatty acids in human nutrition. Brian Scott Peskin is the founder of Life-Systems; his background is in science and engineering. Robert Jay Rowen is a doctor who began as an MD but gravitated toward natural medicine. He has been in private practice for many years and is recognized as an international authority in oxidative medicine.
576 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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September 27, 2021
Shocked to learn the fish oil EPA/DHA craze is not only bad for your health, but very bad. After several months on Dr. Peskin's Essential Oils, test came in beautiful. And I feel well.
March 20, 2022
Despite some repetitive information, I still found this book to be compulsive reading for me. So much good information!
Key takeaways: 1. Adulterated oils are a major cause of poor health and disease; 2. Fish oil is harmful in multiple different ways; 3. Parent Essential Oils are the key to cellular oxygenation and disease prevention.
Note: This book is primarily written by Prof. Brian Peskin, but also contains sections written by Dr. Robert Rowen. The two agree on most points, the exception being what constitutes an ideal diet.
Peskin remains mostly silent on the topic, other than offering advice on the harmful effects of fiber, while Rowen is more prescriptive with his recommendations, advocating for a "living foods" diet with minimal or no meat.
Having read books on both sides of the argument, including Douglas Graham's book, which Rowen references... I find I side more with Peskin's point of view than Rowen's.
Bottom line: Very much worth reading if you'd like to improve your health.
Key takeaways: 1. Adulterated oils are a major cause of poor health and disease; 2. Fish oil is harmful in multiple different ways; 3. Parent Essential Oils are the key to cellular oxygenation and disease prevention.
Note: This book is primarily written by Prof. Brian Peskin, but also contains sections written by Dr. Robert Rowen. The two agree on most points, the exception being what constitutes an ideal diet.
Peskin remains mostly silent on the topic, other than offering advice on the harmful effects of fiber, while Rowen is more prescriptive with his recommendations, advocating for a "living foods" diet with minimal or no meat.
Having read books on both sides of the argument, including Douglas Graham's book, which Rowen references... I find I side more with Peskin's point of view than Rowen's.
Bottom line: Very much worth reading if you'd like to improve your health.
November 19, 2014
This was a difficult book for me to read for two reasons: 1) there were lots of medical terms that were not always defined, and 2) it did not flow for me due to the constant references to scientific studies. It is filled with some very interesting information, and I believe doctors would profit from reading it if they have an open mind. I do recommend the book. The three chapters on fats, oils and carbohydrates was worth the price of the book.
August 26, 2016
Needs editing, but has some good information.
March 22, 2018
Thank you
Best ever book i have had the chance to read and I will always glance thru every now and then
Best ever book i have had the chance to read and I will always glance thru every now and then
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