The Biochemical Machine

The Biochemical Machine

Empowering Your Body Chemistry

by Eleonora De Lennart

424 pages· 2003· ISBN 9780972432702
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Despite the nearly daily influx of fad diets, engineered foods, and "magic pills," obesity continues its deadly assault on America's wellbeing. A growing frustration over the inability to resolve this crises is superceded only by the meteoric growth of a $32 Billion Dollar diet industry behemoth. In The BioChemical Machine, DeLennart reveals how the onset of everything from heartburn, arthritis and ulcers to heart, liver, and kidney disease can be linked to an imbalance in our body's BioChemical Machine. More amazingly, this revolutionary book details how Ordinary Foods can quickly become a powerful ally in preventing and curing these very ailments. Forget counting calories and take a break from the diet clubs. Learn how The BioChemical Machine's A & B Method and the groundbreaking Big Seven Essentials can help you achieve and maintain your ideal weight. The BioChemical Machine Is Not a Diet. It is an easy-to-follow, scientifically sound manual that will teach you how to return your body to a state of good health and vitality by creating the perfect match between food chemistry and body chemistry. Book jacket.

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