Take Back Your Health: Learn how your diet impacts your health, both good and bad, so that you can then use food as medicine.

Do you want to lose weight or do you need to reduce your medication? "Take back your health" outlines what I have learned about eating, diet and health. I have applied this to myself, shown friends and family and the results are spectacular. Much of the advice you see in magazines, on the Internet or on food packaging is there only to sell you something. It is not primarily intended to help you be healthy. This book helps you to understand what I have found to be real and what is fake. With your new knowledge, you can then make diet choices which will help you reclaim or take back your health. Has your doctor asked you about what you eat? Many do not. Is your medication slowly increasing with each doctors visit? Is a Keto diet right for you? The food you are eating could be slowly eroding your health and you don't have any idea. By the time you find out, your health may be seriously impacted. To avoid this slow decline in your health, learn about what you can do to "Take back your health". Here is what one of the original editors said: "Wow, what a fascinating revelation on what I eat and why I have dietary issues. A great summary of many complex nutritional issues and better still, provides references to research plus a way forward. It will be a challenge to me to be disciplined to apply the lessons learnt from this book, but by taking it in stages, I am sure I will become more healthy. What a valuable find and a cheap buy. Unbelievably valuable.Can this book save your life? I believe it can certainly point you in that direction. Is a keto lifestyle profoundly life saving, my research suggests that it is. Once I started researching, I found it depressing in relation to what medical experts believe is the best approach to some aspects of our health. Scary? You bet While the keto lifestyle has proven to be the right thing for my wife and I, it is important to remember that we are all individual and no one approach fits all. My wife and I require differing levels of fats, carbs and protein. It is, however, no problem to eat the same meals often it is just a matter of adjusting portion size and the number of meals. A hallelujah moment for me was discovering that the new CEO for the American Diabetes Association, Tracey D Brown, has spoken about adopting a low carb eating lifestyle resulting in a partial remission of her diabetes. She is hoping to be free of all medication within twelve months. Imagine if all diabetics could adopt a low carb lifestyle and achieved those sorts of results. What a different world it would be for anyone currently facing years of ongoing medication and expense.Buy my book, do some research of your own and then sit back and put your new found knowledge into practice.