Customer Review: I "accidentally" went to a lecture by Dr. Esselstyn at Case Wester Reserve University in Cleveland. It was a 1 hour sales
pitch for his food plan. I am not usually one to believe such spiels. But the doctor was so earnest. The point was repeated
that HEART DISEASE is not INEVITABLE, it... more info
Customer Review: This book does not waste any words, and yet it still manages to explain cardiac pathophysiology in a completely understandable and accessible way. I struggled with cardio initially, but this book really helped put everything into context. I think the fact that it was written mostly by students helps... more info
Customer Review: I have been very impressed by this book. If only it had been the superb book it could have been. The authors, Drs Sinatra and Roberts, have been converted to a new way of doing cardiology. PREVENTION of heart troubles and treatment with nutritional supplements are not often practised by... more info
Customer Review: Of all the "alternative medicine" heart books out there (or at least the five best-sellers that I've read), Ornish's is still the most complete, up-to-date, sensible and safe. Esselstyne's, which is currently in the number one slot in sales, is practically the same except slightly more "radical" (he... more info
Customer Review: I was happy with the book but I'd like to know what that bottle of Medicine was that was pictured next to the book?? Was it the vitamins, minerals, whatever, that a person should be taking in order to get the protection that the book implys that you should take. I think it was about $30.00. I'd... more info
Customer Review: I had an angioplasty in 1998 at the age of 33 for a90% blocked LAD. Afterward I took my cardioligsts advice to take up distance running as a hobby. From 1998 to 2006 I ran 5-7 miles a day and felt great w/out any pain ever. I also took 75 mg of zocar to control high cholestoral. In 2006 I... more info
Customer Review: I am working as a researcher and a physician, and sometimes teach students. Although this book is not research-oriented, authors intend to incorporate recent products of basic medicines, such as molecular biology, molecular genetics, basic electrophysiology (e.g. ion channels), pharmacology, and so... more info
Customer Review: The New Heart Disease Handbook provides a very understandable and insightful introduction into the subject of heart disease. Dr. Cannon covers a broad range of topics including Heart Attacks, Cholesterol, Diabetes and High Blood Pressure in an easy to understand manner. For the first time I believe... more info
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