Sunlight could save your life - Hardcover

Kime, Zane R

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9780960426805: Sunlight could save your life

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0960426809 ISBN 13: 9780960426805

Publisher: World Health Publications, 1980

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A vital book on the relationship of sunlight to human health. Studies from scientific literature are described which demonstrate the sunlight's effects on lowering cholesterol, blood pressure and blood sugar; on increasing endurance, sex hormones and resistance to infection. Crucial dietary suggestions are made to insure healthy skin when exposed to sunlight.

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About the Author:

Zane R. Kime M.D., M.S., received his medical degree from Loma Linda University. He also held a Masters of Science in Nutrition from the University of California, Davis, and was in the process of completing his doctoral dissertation for a Ph.D. Dr. Zane Kime's educational background inspired his ardent belief in environmental medicine. He dedicated his life to a practice in preventative medicine, extensively researching the the benefits of diet, exercise and sunlight. Dr. Kime was killed in a mountain climbing accident in August of 1992. His intelligence in, and passion for holistic medicine has been irreplaceable to his patients and to the scientific community. Dr. Kime continues to touch many lives through his book, Sunlight.

Review:

"Dr. Kime's book, in my opinion, represents the biggest step forward to date in bringing together the sceintific data and practical medical application of sunlight to human health... The scope of this book is spellbinding, and I strongly recommend it to everybody interested in living longer and enjoying better health." John Ott, ScD (Director of Environmental Health and LIght Institute(ret.)

"Sunlight is excellently written for general reading, and yet is in careful tune with the latest scientific literature in the field. I endorse this book as a correlative reading for anyone in an exercise program." Thomas K. Cureton, Jr., PhD (professor Emeritus, University of Illinois) -- From the Publisher

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