This book explores the profound connection between family history and personal health. Dr Chris Reading, alongside Ross Meillon, argues that a detailed family tree, rich with medical information, can be a powerful tool for understanding and overcoming a wide range of illnesses.
The authors demonstrate how tracing genetic predispositions can help individuals identify potential health risks, from common ailments to life-threatening conditions such as cancer, heart disease, and dementia. By compiling and analysing family medical histories, readers can gain insights into their vulnerabilities and take proactive steps towards preventative care.
The book provides guidance on constructing comprehensive family trees, interpreting patterns of illness, and collaborating with healthcare professionals. Through real-life case studies, it reveals how genetic sleuthing can lead to accurate diagnoses, effective treatments, and improved health outcomes. This approach offers a new perspective on orthomolecular medicine and genetic counselling, empowering readers to take control of their well-being.
Condition: Used (good, see images, tear on initial page) Softcover ISBN 1890612235
