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Author: (US) Translated by William Li, Lu Danjun, Cai Zhiqiang
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Eat for Self-Healing Power
(US) Translated by William Li, Lu Danjun, Cai Zhiqiang
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There is much folk wisdom from ancient times on how food can enhance human health. Food is also becoming an increasingly important topic in modern medicine. Combining hundreds of research results in molecular nutrition and molecular medicine, Harvard medical expert Dr. William Lee proposed the concept of "eating to gain self-healing power" and advocated full use of the power of food to deal with the increasingly common sub-health conditions and common chronic diseases of modern people. The human
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