Myths and legends of gastroenterology. Gastritis doesn't hurt and other revelations.
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The book debunks popular misconceptions related to the health of the stomach and intestines. For example, that soup improves digestion, there is no poison scarier than chips, gluten is evil, and bile needs to be expelled. Gastroenterologist, candidate of medical sciences Andrey Kharitonov knows how myths reduce the quality of life: leading to food restrictions, unnecessary rituals with food, useless examinations, and treatment of conditions that are normal. Easily and understandably, relying on modern scientific data, the doctor dispels misconceptions about gastritis and pancreatitis, irritable bowel syndrome and dysbiosis, colitis and atrophy. Are the legendary healing diets really effective? How is coffee beneficial and how can kiwi help with constipation? What to do if stones appear in the gallbladder? When is treatment really necessary, and when are endless tests a waste of time and money? Finally, how to avoid falling into the trap of charlatans in medicine? The book is full of humor and examples from medical practice.
Author:
Author:Andrey Kharitonov
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
- Category:Science & Math
Dimensions:
Dimensions:29x21.5x1 cm
Series:
Series:All Aspects of Health
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4470-0658-7
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