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Read more about Join Dr. Kim Williams & Dr. Scott Stoll for a Free Plantrician Education EventThe steady flow of high-quality submissions documenting the efficacy of a whole food plant-based dietary lifestyle to reverse chronic illness has promoted the International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevention to increase its publication schedule from two annual editions to three, in 2020. It will also begin the rolling publication of its peer reviewed research to ensure timely propagation of important lifesaving scientific findings.
Read more about Fledgling Journal Documenting Unbiased Dietary Lifestyle Research Announces Publication Expansion of Scientific Editions in 2020In its second edition, the International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevention has published a breadth of new evidence suggesting among other things, that whole food plant-based nutrition may positively impact pulmonary hypertension, reverse type 2 diabetes, reverse blindness related to diabetic retinopathy and even improve sexual function in women.PRWEB
Read more about Whole Food Plant-Based Nutrition May Positively Impact Pulmonary Hypertension, Improve Sexual Function in Women and Reverse Blindness Related to Diabetic RetinopathyThe International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevention has published evidence that suggests diets consisting of whole plant-based foods along with targeted lifestyle changes may be effective in reversing early Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, lupus nephritis and cardiovascular disease. Such diets are also effective in treating obesity and psoriasis, and are powerful tools in managing long-term weight loss.
Read more about New International Journal Publishes Evidence That Suggests Nutrition and Lifestyle Change May Be Capable of Treating or Reversing Many Chronic DiseasesThe inaugural issue of The International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevenion is now available. Please be sure to secrure your FREE registration in order to view the complete contents.
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