FOXBORO, Mass., Dec. 18, 2002 (PRIMEZONE) -- This book is not written by a doctor. Here's why. The media has reported that most doctors haven't had sufficient training in nutrition, nor its affects on the body. So, with that in mind, "Rid Yourself of Diabetes" (now available through 1stBooks Library), by Charles Masison, is written from the perspective of an average man, a man who suffered from diabetes. Note: suffered. His illness is now a thing of the past.
Masison, upon being diagnosed as diabetic, continued working on his own body, without medicine or additional exercise, until he developed a program that reduced his glucose level from 162 to 103. What he discovered he has compiled into an easy reference book for all readers currently suffering from this disease.
Charles Masison has been an active explorer of traditional and alternative health practices. He has developed a strong capability in nutritional healing, with a concentration in diabetes.
In reviewing nutritional research from around the world, he has brought together several techniques that have proven useful in ridding the body of diabetes, rather than just controlling glucose in the bloodstream to a certain level.
He describes how an adult onset diabetic can achieve similar results. With the diabetic epidemic now spreading to forty and fifty year olds, and 800,000 Americans being diagnosed with diabetes each year, this is compelling reading.
Masison also presents a strong technical position that some non-diabetics are really diabetics. Based on this, he advocates physicians review patients' symptoms with the possibility of their actually being diabetics, and needing the treatment and care of a diabetic, before they are faced with neuropathy, macular degeneration, and other serious complications of diabetes.
He currently lives in Foxboro, Mass.
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