Mineral Miracle
Shari Lieberman · Alan Xenakis
Feb 2014 · Simon and Schuster
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About this ebook
For years, scientists have understood that inflammation causes pain. Only recently, however, has the process of inflammation been linked to the deterioration of tissue, bone, and cartilage—and recognized as an underlying cause of heart attack. And while the importance of minerals has been documented for years, it is only now that a naturally occurring blend of minerals has been found to act as a powerful anti-inflammatory that can stop or slow cartilage loss. For those looking for a simpler solution to a real problem, Mineral Miracle may hold the answer.
About the author
Alan Xenakis, MD, ScD, earned doctorates in Medicine and Applied Science from Boston University School of Medicine, and master’s degrees in Public Health and Health Dynamics from Harvard University and Sargent College of Allied Health.
Shari Lieberman, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from The Union Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Shari Lieberman, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from The Union Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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