Bloated?: How to Reclaim Your Gut Health and Eat Without Pain

Product Description
Food should be a source of healing, not pain. Bloat is everywhere. It steals your good health, the joy of eating, playing and living. Bloating is an equal-opportunity drag. It can affect anyone and everyone, regardless of race, social or economic background and status.\nIn Bloated?, Dr. Edison de Mello reveals the real reasons why you are bloated, gassy, fatigued, moody feeling unsexy or just plain tired. He then takes you on a healing journey and offers practical and manageable solutions so you go from bloated to feeling your absolute best, all the time.
Review
"In Bloated?, Dr. Edison de Mello kicks open the bathroom door and addresses this taboo and the resulting epidemic of digestive problems with compassion, concern, and hard-won wisdom."\nMark Hyman, MD - NYT Bestselling author of The Pegan Diet\n"Dr. de Mello explores the reasons behind the "bloating epidemic" and offers practical, manageable solutions. So, put down the potato chips, toss out the Tums, stop blaming the dog for the gas you just passed, and pick up Bloated? -- relief is on the way!"\nRoy Sekoff - Founding Editor, The Huffington Post\n"A humongous belch was a testament of a great meal and Tums was the after-dinner mint of choice. Needless to say, no family needed Dr. de Mello's book Bloated? more than the Dreschers!"\nFran Drescher - Actress; Author; Founder, Cancer Schmancer Movement\n"If you or someone you love suffers from any kind of gut challenges, look no further for answers and easy-to-understand ways for optimizing your Gut so that you can have the health and vitality you've dreamed of. This book can, literally, change your life."\nMary Morrisey - Founder of Brave Thinking Institute
About the Author \nDr. Edison de Mello, MD, PhD
is the founder and the Chief Medical Officer of The Akasha Center for Integrative Medicine in Santa Monica, California. He is a family physician and a licensed psychotherapist who has a strong passion for evidenced-based integrative medicine and believes that the main goal of any practice of medicine should be for physicians to meet their patient before meeting their diseases.