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Bernard Jensen, D.C., Ph.D., known as the Father of Holistic Health, has practiced natural healing therapies for more than 70 years, lectured in more than two dozen countries, and counseled and taught more than 350,000 patients. He is the recipient of the President's Award by the National Nutritional Foods Association, the Golden Carrot Award by the Center for the Advancement of Cancer Education, and the Pioneer Doctor of the Year Award by the National Health Federation. A true legend in the field of natural health, Dr. Jensen has helped millions achieve a better quality of life in body, mind, and spirit.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Motivating, Although Not Comprehensive,
By A Customer
This review is from: Dr. Jensen's Nutrition Handbook: A Daily Regimen for Healthy Living (Dr. Jensen's Health Handbook) (Paperback)
One cannot doubt the nutritional knowledge of Dr Jensen (himself a healthy 90+ year-old with over 70 years of research). His 11 "Food Laws" reinforce what most of us already know, one of which is to eat only natural, pure, whole and fresh foods. He stresses the importance of the proper elimination of toxins in gaining a healthful body (ie disease prevention, weight management etc). Menu plans are also provided, encouraging proteins and carbohydrates to be eaten separately - he explains why he thinks this is necessary. The "five nutritional sins" are explained and are key to maintaining good health.However, he does not provide any detail concerning the different types of fats (ie Omega 3 vs Omega 6 ratio) or explain the dangers of hydrogenated fat nor the dangers of some food additives. He doesn't develop the area of different types of proteins and what constitutes a 'Complete' protein. He does include a few recipies although they are not very inspiring. The importance of balancing Alkaline and Acid foods and having 60% of our foods raw were particularly interesting to read about. This, along with avoidance of the "5 nutritional sins" I will endeavour to put into practice. Certainly worth reading, but only as an element of your research into Nutrition.
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4.2 out of 5 stars (5 customer reviews) 16 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good Book,
By D. Etheredge "donato2" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dr. Jensen's Nutrition Handbook: A Daily Regimen for Healthy Living (Dr. Jensen's Health Handbook) (Paperback)
I have read most of Bernard Jensen's books and reviewed dozens of other health books over several years. This book as most of the other Jensen books all have some things that the others do not. It may be in the elaboration of the information, the subject itself or the manner of explaining some aspect of nutrition or the body, but all the information serves to reinforce. I am well pleased with this book in particular as it addressed 'slant board' use, missing nutrients in the foods commonly eaten, when to eat what types of whole foods. The four and a half pages on the lymph drainage system is worth the price of the book all by itself. Dr. Jensen lived to be an old guy with excellent health who unlike many of todays health 'professional's' practiced what he preached and had a large crowd of healed folks thanks to his knowledge and wisdom acquired over decades of practice at his 'health ranch'. As the owner of Dr. Jensens books I re read them often as I continue to find additional morsels I had forgotten or overlooked before. What a delight having a Jensen library. Enjoy your new read ! 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Quite a Little Gem!,
By Rita Schelin - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dr. Jensen's Nutrition Handbook: A Daily Regimen for Healthy Living (Dr. Jensen's Health Handbook) (Paperback)
Although small, this book packs everything you need to know about how to be healthy. When I read the part about the slant board I promptly laid in that position for a few minutes and felt like a weight had been lifted off me. His health laws are right on and if everyone followed these laws, they'd enjoy supreme health.
18 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Too restrictive for less than the extremist!!,
By C. Hyder - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dr. Jensen's Nutrition Handbook: A Daily Regimen for Healthy Living (Dr. Jensen's Health Handbook) (Paperback)
I have read many books on nutrition, and have been through some restrictive programs in my day, but this book is WAY beyond restrictive. I became dizzy with all the information and the do's and the don'ts, and the how's and the why's. This book is supposed to be a "daily regimen for healthy living", yet it outlines a time-consuming schedule of not only how and what to eat, but he also tells the reader that they need to "brush" their skin daily, what kind of clothes to wear, how and when to take a shower, and drink "Veal Joint Broth" -- it's almost maddening to read the book and even more maddening to think of my life lived in such intensity and restriction! When I got to the "suggested" menus, I finally knew that this "regimen" was not for me. Except for fresh fruits and vegetables, almost all menu items can only be found in a high-end health food store, so if you shop at a regular food chain store like me, or depend on a realistic food budget (don't we all?) -- then this book isn't for you either! If you drink "Dandelion Coffee", eat "Baked Carrot Loaf" or "Muesli with Goat's Milk", then this book is for you. Dr. Jensen gives the same sound advice as others do (e.g. eat fresh fruits and veggies, exercise, drink plenty of water and get good rest, etc.), but it is his sound advice taken to the extreme. How can we balance work, kids, home, church, friends, social life -- and then have the time, or energy, to live by his extremely structured regimen? This may have helped many, or only just a few, but I sure wish I had seen this kind of review before I bought this book.
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