The Paleo Cardiologist: The Natural Way to Heart Health by Jack Wolfson (English

Description: The Paleo Cardiologist by Jack Wolfson Social Media: Promoting using website: TheDrsWolfson.com. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest. Hiring a PR firm for TV, Radio, podcasts, and print media. Also using a publicist for book tours and signings focused but not limited in the Southwest. Speaking at Naturopathic schools, chiropractic, and holistic health festivals. Will speak at Whole Fo FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Social Media: Promoting using website: TheDrsWolfson.com. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest. Hiring a PR firm for TV, Radio, podcasts, and print media. Also using a publicist for book tours and signings focused but not limited in the Southwest. Speaking at Naturopathic schools, chiropractic, and holistic health festivals. Will speak at Whole Fo Author Biography Dr. Jack Wolfson is a board certified cardiologist. Often called "The Natural Cardiologist", he is a nationally recognized speaker and frequently on TV and radio discussing the importance of nutrition and a healthy lifestyle. He is the founder of NaturalHeartExpo.com Table of Contents CHAPTER 1: Cholesterol is KingCHAPTER 2: LDL is not the Boogie ManCHAPTER 3: Lets Eat PaleoCHAPTER 4: Nutrition: Where Did We Go Wrong?CHAPTER 5: One Nation under ProzacCHAPTER 6: The Failed Promise of Big PharmaCHAPTER 7: Useless Dangerous ProceduresCHAPTER 8: Our Toxic WorldCHAPTER 9: Heavy Metal MadnessCHAPTER 10: The Body Fights BackCHAPTER 11: Go to SleepCHAPTER 12: Get off your ButtCHAPTER 13: Healthy BeveragesCHAPTER 14: The Wonders of Chiropractic CHAPTER 15: Teeth are More Than a Beautiful SmileCHAPTER 16: Top Twenty Supplements CHAPTER 17: Top Twenty Blood Tests Promotional The real CAUSE of heart disease and the natural way to prevent it. Long Description Social Media: Promoting using website: TheDrsWolfson.com. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest. Hiring a PR firm for TV, Radio, podcasts, and print media. Also using a publicist for book tours and signings focused but not limited in the Southwest. Speaking at Naturopathic schools, chiropractic, and holistic health festivals. Will speak at Whole Foods and other natural and holistic supplement stores. Promotional "Headline" The real CAUSE of heart disease and the natural way to prevent it. Excerpt from Book Ask yourself, your doctor, or your next door neighbor, "What is cholesterol?" What does it do and why does my body make it? Why do dogs, chickens, cows, and gorillas have cholesterol? If it is harmful, is my body trying to cause a heart attack or a stroke? Does my body not like me? Is the liver, the main organ that produces cholesterol, trying to kill me? Chances are, whoever you ask, will not give you a decent answer. Your doctor is likely to give you a blank stare or quickly get intimidated, possibly kicking you out of his/her office. These questions seem foolish, because if the body is making cholesterol, there is an obvious purpose. Drink some herbal tea to relax because here comes a little biochemistry. Cholesterol is a small molecule made by all mammals that contains three different elements or atoms: carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. In fact, each cholesterol molecule contains 27 carbon atoms, 46 hydrogen atoms, and 1 oxygen atom. This "scary" substance contains only these 3 basic elements. We are not talking about dangerous heavy metals like mercury and lead. Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are the building blocks of life. Cholesterol is a pretty basic structure that has been around for hundreds of millions of years. This fact was drilled into young, fertile minds during medical school but was suffocated by the tentacles of big Pharma and their cheerleaders in the media. Cholesterol is a hydrophobic waxy molecule, meaning it does not like water, preferring the company of fat. Think pot of chicken soup left out all night and the thick layer of fat on top. Because of this unique structure, cholesterol must travel around the body with "friends" LDL and HDL, but more on that later. About 25% of cholesterol production occurs in the liver and most cells in the body are capable of producing this life sustaining product including the intestines, adrenal glands, and reproductive organs. On a side note, the liver is a large organ in the upper right portion of your abdomen. It is responsible for hundreds of functions including detoxification (removing the gunk from the body), the manufacturing of proteins and fats, storage and breakdown of sugar, digestion of food, and MAKING CHOLESTEROL. The body makes about 1000 mg daily, enough to fill a vitamin capsule. Cholesterol is a found in all foods that come from an animal, because animals need it to live, just like humans do. The typical daily consumption of cholesterol in the U.S. is 200-300 mg. That is about the weight of 3 raindrops. The cholesterol from food is in the ester form (uh oh...biochemistry again) that is not absorbed well by the body and is preferentially passed in the stool. The gut prefers to absorb unesterified cholesterol that was made by the liver and excreted into the bile to assist with digestion. The majority of cholesterol that is made by the liver is excreted into the gall bladder to digest food, particularly fat. It seems to reason that a good way to process cholesterol, along with clearing out the liver and gall bladder, is to eat fat. In what is called enterohepatic circulation, about 50% of this excreted cholesterol is reabsorbed by a healthy GI tract. There are some pharmaceuticals and natural supplements that prevent reabsorption as a way to lower lipid numbers. There are tests available to determine if you are a hyperabsorber or a hypersynthesizer of cholesterol. Most people either make a lot or absorb a lot, which stands to reason, because of the importance of this molecule. Synthesis of cholesterol starts with the molecule acetyl CoA which gets converted to HMG-CoA. This molecule is then reduced to mevalonate by the enzyme HMG-CoA reductase. Blockade of this enzyme is the main effect of the group of pharmaceuticals called statins such as Lipitor and Crestor. Enzymes are proteins that convert product A to product B. In this case, many nutrients are created in this long road to cholesterol production. Has it ever occurred to medical doctors that some of these intermediates are important? Description for Sales People Find the cause of high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and heart attacks The natural way to prevent heart disease by cardiologist Dr. Jack Wolfson Millions of people have heart problems. Dont be one of them. Learn why cholesterol and saturated fat are friends, not foes Vegan diets are not healthy Description for Press or Other Media Social Media: Promoting using website: TheDrsWolfson.com. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest. Hiring a PR firm for TV, Radio, podcasts, and print media. Also using a publicist for book tours and signings focused but not limited in the Southwest. Speaking at Naturopathic schools, chiropractic, and holistic health festivals. Will speak at Whole Foods and other natural and holistic supplement stores. Details ISBN1630475807 Author Jack Wolfson Pages 262 Language English ISBN-10 1630475807 ISBN-13 9781630475802 Media Book Format Paperback Short Title PALEO CARDIOLOGIST Year 2015 Subtitle The Natural Way to Heart Health Country of Publication United States Illustrations Illustrations, black and white Imprint Morgan James Publishing llc NZ Release Date 2015-06-18 US Release Date 2015-06-18 Publication Date 2015-06-18 UK Release Date 2015-06-18 Publisher Morgan James Publishing llc DEWEY 616.1205 Audience General AU Release Date 2015-06-17 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:92671390;

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