病気にならない生き方 〈２）（実践編〉
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In The Enzyme Factor, which sold 1.7 millions copies in Japan under the title Living without Disease, world-renowned gastroenterologist Hiromi Shinya discussed how natural enzymes within us perform daily miracles, cleansing and refreshing our bodies. Here in this second volume of the series, Dr. Shinya shares with us the actual foods, ingredients, and cooking techniques that research has shown to make for a healthy life free from illness.
Dr. Shinya also addresses, among other issues:
＊ Why people with a lower body temperature may have a higher risk for cancer;
＊ Why Indians can drink the water of the Ganges;
＊ Why foods the color of white may not be good for your health;
＊ Why some smokers live until they’re 90;
＊ Why processed foods diminish the value of good ingredients;
＊ Why your intestines are your second brain; and
＊ Fifty questions you can ask yourself about your toxic level.
Dr. Shinya also addresses, among other issues:
＊ Why people with a lower body temperature may have a higher risk for cancer;
＊ Why Indians can drink the water of the Ganges;
＊ Why foods the color of white may not be good for your health;
＊ Why some smokers live until they’re 90;
＊ Why processed foods diminish the value of good ingredients;
＊ Why your intestines are your second brain; and
＊ Fifty questions you can ask yourself about your toxic level.
English
新谷弘実(Hiromi Shinya)
Born in 1935, Hiromi Shinya is Professor of Surgery at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshive University and head of the endoscopic center at Beth lsrael Medical Center in New York City, where he pioneered techniques in colonoscopy that remain in use today. Of worldwide renown, he maintains active practices in both New York and Tokyo.
Born in 1935, Hiromi Shinya is Professor of Surgery at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshive University and head of the endoscopic center at Beth lsrael Medical Center in New York City, where he pioneered techniques in colonoscopy that remain in use today. Of worldwide renown, he maintains active practices in both New York and Tokyo.
