Live Longer Eat Better: Ancient Wisdom to Modern Tradition - Paperback by Books by splitShops

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by E. a. Perry (Author), Hsinpo Chen (Tribute to)

"One of the Key Teachings About Food Selection in Taoism is Dependent on Nature, the Individual's Constitution and Harmonization. Dr. Perry's Book is a Perfect Embodiment of this Teaching!" - Ning Zhou Former Visiting Scholar and Director of MIT Greater China Development Center Live Longer - Eat Better provides insightful knowledge about Food and its Value to the Human Body, ranging from Ancient Wisdom to Modern Tradition. Dr. Perry provides you with a list of 36 foods that the Ancients consumed to elongate their life. Did you know that a Shitake mushroom is Sweet in nature, Neutral in temperature and goes to the Liver, Spleen and Stomach? This is a sample of miraculous Ancient Wisdom. In this book you will learn how to: - Eat to treat Specific Health Issues - Identify, Strengthen and Harmonize Your Own Constitution - Intentionally Prevent illness using Food Therapy by combining knowledge from Ancient Wisdom to Modern Tradition. DR. E.A. PERRY BIO Elizabeth grew up in Needham, Massachusetts, where she spent much time with her family and the great outdoors. Today she is a known healer, Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Healthcare Journalist, World Traveler and a Mom. For over three decades, Elizabeth has worked in global healthcare. She has a deep understanding of holistic medicine, biomedicine, herbology and the importance of food therapy. It matters. Dr. Perry runs her own clinic in Stuart, Florida, where she helps people with difficult to treat diseases. Her uncanny success is due to acurate diagnosis, effective treatment plans and incorporating best practices from around the world. Elizabeth has earned degrees from Harvard University, Northeastern University and Atlantic Institute of Traditional Medicine. She resides with her little papillon, Rockie. Her lovely daughter, Jaclyn, resides in Egypt. You can contact Dr. Perry at drlizperry@gmail.com and visit her website at www.perryfamilyhealth.com