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Genetic Bypass : Using Nutrition to Bypass Genetic Mutations

Provides background information on the value and usefullness of genetic testing as well as specific recommendations for analyzing and comprehending gene mutations.

317 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2005

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Amy Yasko

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2,367 reviews60 followers
April 30, 2018
A bit repetitive and not organized altogether too well. On the other hand there is a bunch of useful information here. I'd like to see a new edition of this book
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May 14, 2017
This book saves lives. Simple as that. It DOES save lives. I owe my son's life to the author of this serious, ambitious research. I have seen her theories literally dragging kids out of autism into the normal, neuro-typical life. And now, my mission is to spread the knowledge in Europe, as much as I can, having access to many parents of autistic children, due to my profession. Way to go, doc! Thanks a HUGE time!
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September 10, 2009
Really detailed analysis. Great for parents of special needs children (autistic, ADD, etc.)
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