The Whey Prescription by Vasey, Christopher -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Image Title Page Epigraph Table of Contents Chapter 1: The History of Whey Chapter 2: What Is Whey? Chapter 3: The Nutritional Substances in Whey

LACTOSE LACTIC ACID LIPIDS CALORIC INTAKE PROTEINS MINERALS VITAMINS

Chapter 4: The Healing Properties of Whey

A GENTLE BUT EFFECTIVE INTESTINAL LAXATIVE REGENERATING THE INTESTINAL FLORA STIMULATING AND DETOXIFYING THE LIVER ELIMINATING EXCESS WATER FROM THE TISSUES STIMULATING TOXIN ELIMINATION BY THE KIDNEYS ENCOURAGING ASSIMILATION CORRECTING THE BODY’S INTERNAL CELLULAR ENVIRONMENT

Chapter 5: Principal Indications for the Whey Cure

ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BLADDER INFECTIONS BLOOD VISCOSITY AND HIGH CHOLESTEROL CONSTIPATION OR INTESTINAL LAZINESS DIABETES FATIGUE, LACK OF ENERGY AND ENTHUSIASM GAS AND BLOATING HEART ATTACK AND STROKE HEMORRHOIDS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE INDIGESTION JOINT DISEASES KIDNEY DISEASES KIDNEY STONES LIVER DISEASES AND INSUFFICIENCIES MUSCULAR SPASMS AND CRAMPS SKIN DISORDERS WATER RETENTION AND EDEMA WEIGHT PROBLEMS

Chapter 6: The Practice of the Cure

WHAT KIND OF WHEY SHOULD I USE? DOSAGE THE WHEY CURE THE WHEY CURE AND DIET CONTRAINDICATIONS

Chapter 7: Supplementing the Whey Cure

MEDICINAL PLANTS OXYGENATION PHYSICAL EXERCISE OTHER MODALITIES

Appendix 1

ILLNESS: AN ACCUMULATION OF TOXINS THE PROFOUND NATURE OF DISEASE THE EXCRETORY ORGANS: THE EXIT DOORS FOR TOXINS TO HEAL MEANS TO DETOXIFY THERAPEUTIC DRAINING THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTAINING GOOD EXCRETORY FUNCTION RECOGNIZING GOOD EXCRETORY FUNCTION THE DRAINERS THE PRACTICE OF DRAINING CURES

Appendix 2 Resources

POWDERED WHEY SPA WHEY CURES AUTHOR’S WEB SITE

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