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Highlights
- The director of the Cardiovascular Institute at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, Valentín Fuster calls his book The Heart Manual, "My Scientific Advice for Eating Better, Feeling Better, and Living a Stress-Free Life Now.
- Author(s): Valentin Fuster
- 320 Pages
- Health + Wellness, Healthy Living
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About the Book
World-renowned cardiologist Fuster offers essential and life-altering recommendations on how to live a healthier life.Book Synopsis
The director of the Cardiovascular Institute at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, Valentín Fuster calls his book The Heart Manual, "My Scientific Advice for Eating Better, Feeling Better, and Living a Stress-Free Life Now." In this essential, gimmick-free guide, the renowned cardiologist whose clients have ranged from Bill Clinton to Ted Kennedy, from Henry Kissinger to the Bush family, offers easy to read and follow advice to help you achieve TOTAL health, both physical and mental. The Heart Manual belongs in every home health library--right next to You: The Owner's Manual by Dr. Mehmet C. Oz.
From the Back Cover
Follow world-renowned cardiologist Valentín Fuster's essential recommendations to a healthier heart and a longer life!
Cardiovascular disease affects, and often cuts short, millions of lives every year--and very few doctors have had as much success as Dr. Valentín Fuster in treating this widespread scourge. For years, U.S. presidents and world leaders have sought Dr. Fuster's expertise and advice--and now he offers it to a wide audience.
Dr. Fuster knows it isn't easy putting your health first--to reach and maintain an ideal weight, to quit smoking, and to conquer stress and depression . . . all the behaviors and alterations necessary to keep cardiovascular disease at bay. In The Heart Manual, the legendary physician gets to the core of many of today's most important health issues, and offers solid, easy-to-follow tips and advice on how to better the quality of your life and transform cardiovascular disease into a manageable ailment.