By the co-creator of the New York Times-bestselling The Pill Book-key medical, diet, and lifestyle strategies for managing cardiovascular disease in the year post-diagnosis
The Weight Loss Plan for Beating Diabetes is a five-step plan that shows you how to overcome the metabolic roadblocks that diabetes creates. Using an integrated plan of diet, exercise, nutritional supplementation, medication, and lifestyle modification you’ll lose weight, reverse your diabetes, and look and feel better. Written by leading expert Dr. Frederic Vagnini, medical director of the Heart, Diabetes & Weight Loss Centers of New York, the plan draws from latest clinical studies on diabetes and weight loss and provides recommendations specific to your unique medical history and risk factors. You’ll learn: The latest medications and nutraceticals that can get you off the metabolic roller coaster. Tests your doctor should perform but probably isn’t that will give you the most accurate diagnosis of your metabolic roadblocks. Underdiagnosed issues that can exacerbate your diabetes and sabotage your weight loss efforts. Based on the plan that has helped thousands of patients, The Weight Loss Plan for Beating Diabetes will help you lose weight—safely—and keep it off.
Heart disease is the nation's leading health crisis, affecting more than 25.6 million Americans and causing 650,000 deaths each year. A longtime health editor, Lawrence Chilnick was stunned when he suffered a heart attack at age 48-but assumed his medications would take care of the condition. They didn't. Five years later, Chilnick needed a quadruple bypass. At that point, he set out to turn his life around by educating himself on all aspects of this life-threatening disease. Now, in this major addition to the bestselling The First Year® series (over 250,000 copies sold), Chilnick shares his story and expert, step-by-step advice for coping with heart conditions. With information on lowering cholesterol, losing weight, reducing stress, and related concerns from high blood pressure to diabetes, this guide is a must-have resource.
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