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Nutrient Power - Book (U.S.A. Only)
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This is a compelling and informative resource for individuals, families and medical practitioners who would prefer to heal the brain with nutrients.
Psychiatry has made great advances in the past 50 years but it needs a new direction. In his book, Nutrient Power: Heal Your Biochemistry and Heal Your Brain (Skyhorse Publishing), the author and scientist William J. Walsh, Ph.D., presents a science-based nutrient therapy system that can help millions of people diagnosed with mental disorders. Nutrient Power describes individualized nutrient therapies tailored to biochemical imbalances affecting individuals with ADHD, autism, behavior disorders, depression, schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s disease. The book includes case studies and in-depth chapters describing how the brain can be healed by identifying nutrient deficiencies and overloads, and how natural, drug-free therapies can effectively correct the imbalances.
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Bill Walsh opened my eyes to unsuspected nutritional needs, which saved my son.
Posted by Woody McGinnis, M.D., on 28th Jun 2012
With Nutrient Power, Bill Walsh joins Linus Pauling, Carl Pfeiffer, and Abe Hoffer on the Mount Rushmore of behavioral nutrition. I was one of those doctors who emerged form medical school blind to nutrient. Bill Walsh opened my eyes to unsuspected nutritional needs, which saved my son. That could happen in your family, too. – Woody McGinnis, M.D., autism researcher
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This Book Could Change Medical History
Posted by Marguerite Kelly on 12th Jun 2012
Bill Walsh is not a Renaissance man: he’s a Renaissance scientist. He invented a lithium battery that has been used in cars and hearts; he won the Abram Hoffer Doctor of the Year awards, although he is a chemical engineer; he found the physical causes of violence, sociopathic behavior, depression, schizophrenia,, and dozen other troubling behaviors – and he found the treatments too; his studies are elegant and often commissioned by the National Institutes of Health, and his work on autism is as original as the man himself. This book could change medical history. – Marguerite Kelly, syndicated columnist, The Washington Post