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Four words changed Sarah Spector's life. "I will get him." She typed them into her phone in September 2018, while her cousin Abby lay dying in a Los Angeles hospital and someone had to decide what happened to Abby's step-father. His name was Peter. Everyone called him Schatzi, German for...

This is a lifestyle modification for people with prediabetes or diabetes using a four-month "wash cycle" diet. As we age, the onset of some form of diabetes is inevitable. This book combines scientific studies and anecdotal evidence for maximum impact. It is a must-listen for anyone seeking simple but effective tips and steps to stay healthy and live longer before and after discovering that they have diabetes. This realistic, potentially life-changing book is worth the time and effort for every aspiring centenarian.

Jarvis was a typical, middle-aged man in the early summer of 2019. He didn't know what a transient ischemic attack (TIA) was until he had six of them in one evening. The next day, Jarvis walked into an emergency room on his own power to get checked out. The TIAs had been scary, but he figured they were just a warning that he needed to take better care of himself.

The first patient-to-patient guide for people living with Long COVID—with expert advice and an afterword by the leading research scientist

Dr. Ben Synth explores the cutting-edge obesity drugs racing to surpass Ozempic, from Eli Lilly's triple-receptor retatrutide to Novo Nordisk's amylin strategies and the quest for a daily pill. Discover how these next-generation therapies promise weight loss exceeding 24% and could transform treatment forever. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

I'm in My 40s, Divorced, and I Have Parkinson's Disease. What Is Next Out of Life? A practical self help book. I've had to overcome challenges and this is a practical guide to give you the tools to hopefully overcome them.