HOUSTON - (Business Wire) Ever hear of Aequorin, Lion’s Mane, Maca, or Andrographis? If you haven’t, you probably don’t yet know why you should take them as supplements.
A leading authority in espousing the benefits of natural, non-prescription health aids, Ward Bond, Ph.D., has opened a new world of possibilities for these and other health-related supplements with his latest book.
Dr. Bond has completed “The Top 20 Life-Changing Nutrients You Can’t (Shouldn’t) Live Without,” a book early reviewers predict will have a strong impact on the world of twenty-first century health products.
Dr. Bond not only predicts that such exotically-named supplements as Lion’s Mane will be common household names in short order; he quotes clinical tests proving the value of these and a surprising number of other exotic products, all of which are readily available over-the-counter without prescriptions.
“Conventional medicine has been slow to acknowledge the benefits of these tested and proved supplements,” says Dr. Bond. “But the evidence of their health benefits has become so overwhelming they no longer can be ignored.”
For example, do you have signs of premature aging? Then Lion’s Mane, sometimes called “the pom-pom mushroom,” could have a significant role in your future.
Japanese scientists discovered a compound in Lion’s Mane which causes brain neurons to re-grow, a feat of great importance in potentially helping Alzheimer’s and other indications of senility, as well as repairing neurological degradation, increasing intelligence, and improving reflexes. Studies also confirm many of its traditional uses, supporting the digestive system, and acting as a tonic for the nervous system.
This revelation is just one of twenty in a landmark book already being hailed by Dr. Bond’s contemporaries. Ann Louise Gittleman, Ph.D., C.N.S., New York Times award winning author of The Fat Flush Plan and over 30 books, has this to say: “Dr. Bond’s ‘Top 20 Life-Changing Nutrients’ will help everyone achieve optimum health and healing.’”
Dr. Bond’s new book is loaded with tips that may surprise the non-scientific reader. Dr. Fred Pescatore, author of The New York Times best-seller “The Hamptons Diet,” made this comment: “Dr. Bond has done the impossible: chosen the top twenty nutritional supplements we shouldn’t live without. This book was long overdue.”
Another supplement discussed in the book is Carnosine, called a longevity nutrient because studies on tissues indicate it may delay the signs of aging and rouse cellular rejuvenation. “In short,” says Bond, “Carnosine is a logical anti-aging and anti-oxidant factor.”
Every supplement described in “The Top 20 Life-Changing Nutrients You Can’t (Shouldn’t) Live Without” is “safe” – that is, no negative side-effects result from ingestion, as is the case with almost every prescription drug.
But the biggest benefit to the reader who isn’t founded in tech-talk is the easy, clear narrative that makes both facts and benefits quickly understood.
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