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Angstrom Mineral Information & Reference Guide
by Dr. Annette Hasalone-Eve, N.D. © Copyright 2004
Price: $20.95
A 203 page mineral practically complete mineral reference book, compiling almost all known data on minerals and their
function in human physiology. Included is a section on all major minerals known to have a function in human physiology, a
section with recommended protocols for most major disease conditions, a section on the body systems, a bibliography &
reference section, and more.
812" x 11", 203 pages
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Off Balance
by Dr. Annette Hasalone-Eve, N.D. © Copyright 2004
Price: $19..95
This wonderful 93 page book contains a mountain of information about human mineral chemistry, with extensive references
from hundreds of sources.
The introducton below has been taken from copywritten material by Dr. Annette Hasalone-Eve, with her permission.
Introduction
It is said we are made of the dust of the earth, the same basic chemical elements of which the earth is made. Yet, spectrophotometric
analysis has shown the same elements are present in the stars, so it can also be said we are made of stardust.
Dr. Bernard Jensen
It is such a wonderful statement and so representative of the human body. Chemical elements are the basis of all life,
the building blocks of not only our bodies but also the stars themselves.
Chemical (mineral) elements are just now beginning to receive the attention they deserve and recognition of how vital
they are to our health.
For years the scientific community has focused in on proteins, carbohydrates, fats and vitamins. Nutrition of today is
incomplete, as it has not recognized the evolved biochemical elements that make up our muscle structure, frame, and every
aspect of our body, indeed our world.
Take carbohydrates for instance, they are considered to be sugars or starches (simple or complex) and are made up of carbon,
hydrogen and oxygen. Proteins found in the human body are made up of various combinations of twenty amino acids. These are
compounds made of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen primarily, while certain amino acids also contain sulphur, iron, phosphorus,
zinc and copper.
So it is with all things, they are comprised of the elements. More than a hundred years ago a Russian chemist called Mendelyeff
noticed that all the basic constituents of matter, the elements, could be arranged in a pattern according to their chemical
properties. From this he produced what is known as the periodic table. There were many gaps where elements should be, and
sure enough over the years these missing elements have been discovered. All matter, including your body, is made out of these
elements.
Here we will be focusing on the elements with an emphasis on the minerals (metals). We will also be looking at the mineral
ratios (relationships) and how they relate to every body system and organ.
New studies suggest that numerous minerals, when in proper balance with one another, may be performing important non-classical
biochemical functions especially important to age-related health problemsGiven this body of new data, we should begin to view
our daily intake of nutrients as performing dual roles; first in the role of preventing known mineral deficiencies; and, second
in optimizing the disease-preventing properties of these nutrients. The latter role, and the increasing evidence that supports
it, makes it reasonable to believe that it will be possible to reduce the incidence of most life-limiting chronic diseases
through the adoption of optimal daily nutrient intake levels. The key is insuring that the body always receives an adequate
and balanced supply of all minerals (elements) that might be of potential benefit to maintaining our health or restoring our
health.
Off Balance
by Dr. Annette Hasalone-Eve, N.D. © Copyright 2004
93 pages
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