New Book Guides Readers Toward Lasting Wellness Through Natural Health Practices
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In "Squaring the Curve," readers can learn how to identify and maintain wellness by understanding the body's cellular system and nutritional needs. Kemper points out that every human being begins life as one cell which contains all the instructions for how to develop a fully functioning person comprised of about two hundred different types of cells. Each cell type carries out the roles specified by its genetic code. Together, the two hundred types of cells make up the components of the body and carry out nearly all its functions.
"Sickness arises when too many cells malfunction," Kemper said. "When that happens, the body emits signals that provide clues to its needs. This book delves into the potential relationship between signals and nutritional deficiencies."
Kemper contends that the health of most people will pass through two zones in their lifetime: a
"I hope this book gives each reader the confidence," Kemper adds, "to provide the body's cells the nutritional resources they need to prolong the reader's life in the
"Squaring the Curve: Living Longer in the
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ISBN: 9798823032209 (softcover); 9798823032193 (hardcover); 9798823032216 (electronic)
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