TO THE MEMORY OF MY GOOD FRIEND, JOHN J. MOSKO (1919-1992).'This day is called the feast of Crispian:He that outlives this day, and comes home safe,Will stand a tip-toe when this day is named,And rouse him at the name of Crispian.' _AN IMPORTANT NOTE._ This book is not intended as a substitute for the medical recommendations of doctors or other healthcare providers. Rather, it is intended to offer information to helpthe reader cooperate with doctors and health professionals in a mutual quest for optimumwell-being.The identities of people described in the case histories have been changed to protect patient confidentiality.The publisher and author are not responsible for any goods and/or services offeredor referred to in this book and expressly disclaim all liability in connection with thefulfilment of orders for any such goods and/or services and for any damage, loss or expense to the person or property arising out of or relating to them.The UK publishers have made all efforts to check that the food productsrecommended in this book are available in this country, and concede that some may only be found in specialist health food shops or grocers.=ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.=There are many people to thank, as no scientific pursuit is solitary. Along the way,I have been driven, inspired and supported by many people who placed their confidencein me. In particular, I give deep thanks to my wife, Martha Mosko D'Adamo, for her loveand friendship; my parents, James D'Adamo Sr., N.D. and Christiana, for teaching me totrust in my intuition; and my brother, James D'Adamo Jr., for believing in me.I am also more grateful than I can express to:Joseph Pizzorno, N.D., for inspiring me to trust in the science of natural medicine;Catherine Whitney, my writer, who imparted a style and organization to the rawmaterial characteristic of a true wordsmith;Gail Winston, the editor who long ago, out of the clear blue sky, rang me up andasked me if I wanted to write a book about natural medicine;My literary agent, Janis Vallely, who saw the promise of my work and didn't allowit to languish somewhere in a dusty filing cabinet;Amy Hertz, my editor at Riverhead/Putnam, whose vision turned the manuscriptinto the rich and important document I believe it has now become.I am also thankful to:Dorothy Mosko, for her invaluable assistance in the preparation of the earlymanuscript;
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