How I Grew Younger. . .And Why You Should Too: In just 2 weeks, you can reduce belly fat, cholesterol, inflammation, and the age of your arteries with. This item is unavailable.How I Grew Younger. . .And Why You Should Too: In just 2 weeks, you can reduce belly fat, cholesterol, inflammation, and the age of your arteries with

To meet a 2-week medical challenge to lower his cholesterol, Binx Selby created a protocol of everyday foods. It soon became apparent how his protocol could reverse inflammation and its effect on aging. Using this protocol, people saw drops in "bad" cholesterol and reductions in belly fat and arthritic pain in less than 2 weeks. Like the study participants whose arteries became an average of 19 years younger in two weeks, or the woman who lost 150 pounds in a few years, you too can be part of this story! This long-awaited book is packed with information and detailed instructions presented in a lively layout making it fun and easy to browse or study in depth. You can read the story behind the discovery, or go directly to learn about the science-based approach and data, or skip right away to the complete manual with tips on how to do the diet, including how to eat out. 50 recipes, including tidbits like what is a poblano pepper or how to make Moroccan preserved lemons, with contributions from well-known restaurants. All recipes carefully adapted and calculated to comply with the protocol. #1 selling book of the month for the Boulder Bookstore, one of the country's leading independent bookstores.

Binx Selby is an inventor whose biochemistry research goes back to his days as a student, when his undergraduate work earned him an early invitation to join Sigma Xi, the scientific and engineering research society. A graduate of the University of Colorado, he went on to start over a dozen companies around his diverse inventions. These included the NBI word processor, which was one of the first personal computers, and the PureCycle on-site total water recycling and purification system, which was featured in media as diverse as Walter Cronkite's science show on TV to National Geographic and R&D Magazine's Top 100. His latest invention is an anti-inflammatory dietary protocol which he created in 2006 to re-balance the biochemistry in our body so that our metabolism can work at its best, in the way our genome or body "blueprint" wants it to. Grounded in science, this protocol has been shown in extensive medical data to give two-week results in reversing cardiovascular and metabolic diseases related to low-level chronic inflammation in the body. When not blitzing through thousands of scientific articles or designing research to solve problems, Binx can be found riding his bike, singing in choirs, or doing comedy with a local theater group.