Psychodietetics: Food as the Key to Emotional Health

by Emanuel Cheraskin, Arline Brecher, W.M. Ringsdorf Jr.

Book Overview

Psychodietetics is a patient-tested breakthrough in medical science that uses food therapy to overcome common emotional complaints. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0812817257
• ISBN13: 9780812817256
• Release Date: January 1900
• Publisher: Stein and Day
• Length: 228 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Orthomolecular Therapy forerunner

This excellent book is the forerunner for present day research into orthomolecular therapy by Dr. Larson and Gant and others. This revolutionary work has been stifled by the drug cartel, mental health and drug abuse professionals. Cheraskin's story is typical of how breakthrough material is disregarded over and over by the scientific community.

psychodietetics user

This was a great book. It's one of the first I used to understand just how very important nutrients are the the mental well being of humans, and animals too, but the book just covers humans.

This Book Changed My Life

This is the first book on nutrition I ever read, back in 1978, and it changed my whole life. It was the book that really got through to me the fact that how I felt, emotionally, was *directly linked* to what I ate. A must read if you're interested in nutrition, and even more of a must read if you're a junk food junkie -- and also have emotional and/or mental problems. Your brain chemistry is dependant on the food you eat. Believe it.