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“Brain and Body Nutrients in Popular Diets" Is a presentation by Steve Blake, ScD that took place October 19, 2017 at the Silicon Valley Health Institute.
There are many popular diets that people try, often to lose weight. Many of these diets contain low enough calories to initiate weight loss. I am going to answer the question: which of these diets supply the essential nutrients needed by humans? Another excellent question is: do these diets supply excess amounts of potentially damaging dietary components?
Steve Blake, ScD is research director for the Neuroscience Nutrition
Foundation (neurosciencenutrition.org/). He has offered
many classes at the University of Hawaii. He has designed the Hawaii Dementia Prevention Trial, a clinical study at the Hawaii Alzheimer’s Disease Center. He has been personally involved in conducting this clinical trial using dietary changes and with nutrients found in his targeted nutritional supplement Brain and Body Food.
Steve Blake is author of the 2008 McGraw-Hill textbook "Vitamins and Minerals Demystified."
He is also the author of Mastering Migraines, Parkinson’s Disease: Dietary Regulation of Dopamine, How NOT to get a Heart Attack, Arthritis Relief, Nutrients for Dementia, Stop Strokes before they Start, and Fats and Oils Demystified. He has written Mosby’s Alternative Remedies and is co-author of Mosby's Drug Guide for Nurses, 4th edition.
Steve Blake authored the Diet Doctor, software for analyzing dietary nutrients. This software allows detailed analysis of your dietary fats, tocopherols, carotenoids, and many other nutrients. He has also maintained one of the world’s largest databases of plants used medicinally, called the Herb Doctors. Steve Blake studies scientific research on the connections between food and disease. He sees himself as a translator of the medical literature into understandable, science-based language.
Steve Blake attended the University of California. He is a research specialist in nutritional biochemistry. He lives on a solar-powered, organic farm on Maui with his wife Catherine.
For more information, visit:
DrSteveBlake.com
http://www.NeuroscienceNutrition.org.
Visit the Silicon Valley Health Institute (aka Smart Life Forum) at
svhi.com
Silicon Valley Health Institute Smart Life Forum Palo Alto
“Brain and Body Nutrients in Popular Diets" Is a presentation by Steve Blake, ScD that took place October 19, 2017 at the Silicon Valley Health Institute.
There are many popular diets that people try, often to lose weight. Many of these diets contain low enough calories to initiate weight loss. I am going to answer the question: which of these diets supply the essential nutrients needed by humans? Another excellent question is: do these diets supply excess amounts of potentially damaging dietary components?
Steve Blake, ScD is research director for the Neuroscience Nutrition
Foundation (neurosciencenutrition.org/). He has offered
many classes at the University of Hawaii. He has designed the Hawaii Dementia Prevention Trial, a clinical study at the Hawaii Alzheimer’s Disease Center. He has been personally involved in conducting this clinical trial using dietary changes and with nutrients found in his targeted nutritional supplement Brain and Body Food.
Steve Blake is author of the 2008 McGraw-Hill textbook "Vitamins and Minerals Demystified."
He is also the author of Mastering Migraines, Parkinson’s Disease: Dietary Regulation of Dopamine, How NOT to get a Heart Attack, Arthritis Relief, Nutrients for Dementia, Stop Strokes before they Start, and Fats and Oils Demystified. He has written Mosby’s Alternative Remedies and is co-author of Mosby's Drug Guide for Nurses, 4th edition.
Steve Blake authored the Diet Doctor, software for analyzing dietary nutrients. This software allows detailed analysis of your dietary fats, tocopherols, carotenoids, and many other nutrients. He has also maintained one of the world’s largest databases of plants used medicinally, called the Herb Doctors. Steve Blake studies scientific research on the connections between food and disease. He sees himself as a translator of the medical literature into understandable, science-based language.
Steve Blake attended the University of California. He is a research specialist in nutritional biochemistry. He lives on a solar-powered, organic farm on Maui with his wife Catherine.
For more information, visit:
DrSteveBlake.com
http://www.NeuroscienceNutrition.org.
Visit the Silicon Valley Health Institute (aka Smart Life Forum) at
svhi.com
Silicon Valley Health Institute Smart Life Forum Palo Alto
