Common Questions On Vitamin E and Their Answers

London, Ontario: The Shute Foundation for Medical Research , 1961. Smooth green wraps, black cover titles w/stylized oversize question mark, slight shelf wear. Pages near fine; no writing. Bind fine. Rarity considered a supplent to the noted Shute title: "The Heart and Vitamin E." This title offers hope to those who suffer from dis-easess of the heart and bloood vessels. Supplies succinct answers to the most elementary questions of Vitamin E and its benefits to our cardiovascular terrain. By the author of Vitamin E for Ailing and Healthy Hearts. For more than thirty years, Dr. Shute - a protege of Linus Pauling - has led an ever increasing number of courageous doctors in the winning fight against America's number one killer: heart disease. The major weapon in this Canadian doctor's arsenal has been Vitamin E. "In the 1950s the Schute brothers said vitamin E worked against heart disease and cerebrovascular disease. They were greeted with laughter. A couple of years ago, the Harvard School of Public Health showed that just 100 units of vitamin E per day decreased the death rate by 40 percent. How many Americans would have been saved in the intervening 35 years had Harvard taken a responsible position and said, "We are skeptical of these claims but let's look at them."? But they wouldn't do that, it didn't fit their system. So vitamin E was totally destroyed by the establishment. Think of the cost of those decisions."--Linus Pauling in a 1996 Interview by Peter Chowka. Published by Shute and the Medical Staff at The Shute Institute for Clinical and Laboratory Medicine in London, Canada. Printed in the USA. 84 pages. Insured post.. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book.