PDF-(EBOOK)-My Life Without Bread: Dr Lutz at 90

Contented patients patients whose symptoms abate and the many who go on to achieve lasting health are reward enough for a physician so said a remarkable yet modest Austrian doctor who courageously championed an unorthodox treatment over half a lifetime Who was this doctor with such grit and determination What inspired him to develop a successful healing program with little recourse to drugs or surgery And what was this intriguing treatment so simple and effective so eminently suited to the workings of our body and that stood the test of time From being a medical scientist and inventor the late Dr Wolfgang Lutz became a consultant in internal medicine in Ried and then in Salzburg Turning his inventive brain to everyday medicine and concerned about the mushrooming of modern diseases that he witnessed even by the middle of the 20th century Wolfgang Lutz explored the idea of a carbohydrate effect namely the detrimental effect of an overload of sugars and starches on our health From the late 1950s Dr Lutz pioneered the use of low carbohydrate nutrition in the treatment of a wide range of ailments conditions such as Crohns disease multiple sclerosis diabetes obesity glandular disorders gastrointestinal problems osteoarthritis cardiac insufficiency high and low levels of iron and calcium in the blood and more with astonishing results The diet adopted by Dr Lutz was not as drastic as some of the recent Paleo diets either in the amount of carbohydrate allowed or as to the choice of food It was simple moderate and except for carbohydrates nonrestrictive Dr Lutz felt that there should be as few donts as possible but was very strict about anything he knew would make a fundamental difference to a patients condition As sudden change could be stressful he recommended that the diet was not to be rushed into but started slowly once satisfactorily established it was suitable for the long term My Life without Bread offers a treasure trove of observation information and advice borne of long clinical experience At 90 Wolfgang Lutz looks back over his life as a clinical physician we follow him step by step as he describes what inspired him in the first place and as he details the lessons he learned during his many years of restricting the sugar and starch intake of his patients We learn of the benefits but also of the occasional drawbacks of this way of eating which he encountered during this time There is a chapter on prudent implementation and in the final chapter we hear how he might answer questions often put to him by his many patients A fascinating and important book which challenges many current practices and debunks a few myths My Life without Bread is an easy to read pageturner written for the layman An essential guide for those wishing to understand more about this controversial topic. by. . the. . 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Selection ProcedureThe Awards Committeememberswill independently review each nominee.Thewinnerof theAAZK Lutz Ruhe Professional of the Year Award, receives a cash award in the amount of $500.00, endow A Memoir of This VA Medical Centers NamesakeA GIRL FROM FREELANDAleda Ester Lutz was born on November 9 1915 in Free-land Michigan Aleda E Lutz a graduate of the Saginaw General Nursing School enlist received funding from the German Research Foundation DFG for establishing and implementing this rst open access journal in the eld of child and adolescent psychiatry and mental health He served as dep Valderrama, Elisa. 1. ; García, David. 1. ; Nitzan, Nadav. 2. ; Segal, Ester . 2. .. 1 . Centro . Tecnológico. . Agroalimentario. . Ctic. . Cita. , . Ctra. . Nacional 120, Km 22.8, 26315 Alesón, La Rioja, .