Rice Diet Made Easy (Paperback)

Florus V. Lecuyer

ISBN 13: 9798878415828

Published by Independently Published, 2024

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Paperback. : Rice Diet Made Easy: Whole Guide on Rice Diet; Advantages of Consuming Rice-Based Meals, Healthy Recipes, Possible Dangers and More To shed pounds, follow the rice diet, which is rich in carbohydrates but light in fat and protein. Some people may have success losing weight and improving their health on this diet, which includes calories deficit, decreased sodium, and mindfulness.German physician and Nazi fugitive Walter Kempner (1903-1997), who was affiliated with Duke University in 1939, established the Rice Diet Program. Unfortunately, Kempner saw a large number of patients with kidney failure and malignant hypertensionfor whom effective treatments were nonexistent. He had the belief that the kidney served a dual purpose, both excretory and metabolic. His theory was that the kidney would be better able to carry out its metabolic role if the burden of proteins and electrolytes was minimized. This excellent book will show you how to effectively make your own rice diet from A to Z. To obtain your copy right now, just scroll upward and click the Purchase Icon Now button. You'll be glad you did! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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• Title: Rice Diet Made Easy (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798878415828
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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:Rice Diet Made Easy:
Whole Guide on Rice Diet; Advantages of Consuming Rice-Based Meals, Healthy Recipes, Possible Dangers and More

To shed pounds, follow the rice diet, which is rich in carbohydrates but light in fat and protein. Some people may have success losing weight and improving their health on this diet, which includes calories deficit, decreased sodium, and mindfulness.
German physician and Nazi fugitive Walter Kempner (1903–1997), who was affiliated with Duke University in 1939, established the Rice Diet Program. Unfortunately, Kempner saw a large number of patients with kidney failure and malignant hypertension
for whom effective treatments were nonexistent. He had the belief that the kidney served a dual purpose, both excretory and metabolic. His theory was that the kidney would be better able to carry out its metabolic role if the burden of proteins and electrolytes was minimized.

This excellent book will show you how to effectively make your own rice diet from A to Z. To obtain your copy right now, just scroll upward and click the Purchase Icon Now button. You'll be glad you did!