Nutrition in Sickness & in Health
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About the Book
Does milk make mucus? Should I starve a fever? What is a functional food? How can you tell the difference betweenquality nutrition science and ÒpseudoscienceÓ? How does nutrition affect my immune system? What is a probiotic? Should I be concernedif my child is not eating well? What are dietary needs of older adults? This book answers all of these questions and many more in a clear, concise, and fun to read way. Dr. Jessica Schulman has reviewed the scientific literature and worked with experts to translate cutting edge scientific findings into practical tips for everyday living. Each chapter provides information and up-to-date resources to help patients, caregivers, and the public maintain health and improve quality of life. Ask your doctor how you can use this information to complement your treatment plan and achieve your personal health goals.
About the Author
Jessica Schulman, PhD, MPH, RD, CLE, is an author and educator, a credentialed dietitian and lactation educator, holds a doctorate in health behavior, and is a visiting scholar in the Department of Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. She lives with her husband and daughter in Southern California.