Prevention's Healing with Vitamins: The Most Effective Vitamin and Mineral Treatments for Everyday Health Problems and Serious Disease

by Prevention Magazine

Book Overview

Examines the preventative and therapeutic powers of vitamins and minerals. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 157954018X
• ISBN13: 9781579540180
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Rodale Books
• Length: 593 Pages
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 6.5" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Wondeful way to heal yourselves

My wife received this book several years ago and just loved it. Somehow it was borrowed and never returned. For Christmas 2008 I bought her another copy. It was her most favorite gift.

perfect condition

Item is in perfect condition. Never received from the first shipping, had to be reshipped & was received in just a few days.

worth getting in hardcover

This is a very informative and useful book. Recommended daily dosages of vitamins and minerals are accurate and what is expressed never goes off the scientific deep end. I do wish it had pictures (sounds silly, I know). It's worth getting in hardcover, because it will get a read a lot. To everyone: good health, and love. Peace.

A concise guide to Vitamins and Minerals

The theme of the book is highly commendable. There are two parts in the book; part I gives a good summary of the different vitamins and minerals for health and part II provides information on therapeutic prescriptions for healing. Throughout the book, numerous clinical research are cited to support various nutritional claims. The inclusion of some interesting columns such as the "Using Vitamins/Minerals Safely" column in part I and the "Food Factors" plus "Prescription for Healing" columns in part II provide a good source of background information for the topics discussed in each Chapter. Overall, the book is thoroughly enjoyable to read and is definitely a good source of reference that deserves to sit on everyone's bookshelf. It would nevertheless be complete if the author could inform the readers more ways to obtain the various important vitamins and minerals through the consumption or prepartion of NATURAL FOOD than taking the manufactured supplements, though this aspect has already been lightly touched upon by the author in part I of the publication.