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Dean Ornish om verdens drepende kosthold
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Stopp handlingslammelsen og forskrekkelsen som en følge av AIDS, kreft og fugleinfluensa. Hjerte-kar sykdom dreper flere enn alt annet til sammen -- og det kan hovedsaklig forebygges. Dr. Dean Ornish forklarer hvordan en endring av spisevaner vil redde mange liv.
Dean Ornish is a clinical professor at UCSF and founder of the Preventive Medicine Research Institute. He's a leading expert on fighting illness -- particularly heart disease with dietary and lifestyle changes. Full bio »
Translated into Norwegian Bokmal by Olav Andreas Marschall
Reviewed by Martin Hassel
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