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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
A Girl Named Guy Productions Meets with Renowned Pediatrician
Dr. Joel Fuhrman, Examining Child Health
New York, NY (September 13, 2006)– This week on www.AGirlNamedGuy.com creator and host, Leah Guy, explores the pressing issues of healthcare in America with prominent pediatrician, Dr. Joel Fuhrman. In a compelling interview, Dr. Fuhrman discusses his thoughts on the future of childcare in America, as well as how to improve the health of the nation.
The best-selling author of EAT TO LIVE (Little, Brown), discovered the impact childhood nutrition and care has on future health issues, such as breast cancer or multiple schlerosis. In response to this enlightening information, he created DISEASE-PROOF YOUR CHILD (St. Martin’s)—a book that educates parents about the risks of certain nutritional and healthcare choices, as well as ways to aid in a healthy future for their children.
In an illuminating interview, Dr. Fuhrman talks with Leah Guy about America’s dependence on medication. While, in fact, the American Academy of Pediatricians recommends medication only as an alternative solution to many childhood illnesses, doctors often routinely prescribe such prescriptions, thus preventing children from developing a healthy immunity to bacteria and stronger constitutions to fight against infection.
Proving just how important childhood nutrition is, Leah talks with two of Dr. Fuhrman’s own patients, who—along with a specialized diet—are tackling their diseases naturally without resorting to the standard of drugs;
Seventeen-year-old, Dylan is currently battling hypothyroidism, a condition that sapped his energy and concentration, as well as causing unwanted weight gain. With the help of Dr. Fuhrman and a vegetarian diet, Dylan has lost 35 pounds and regained his enthusiasm and focus. All without taking a single pill!
Nutrition can also alleviate the symptoms of a more common problem among today’s children, ADD/ADHD. Michael, a ten-year-old with a self-confessed hyperactivity tendency, began fixing his disorder naturally through the urging of his mother. A lover of all vegetables (especially peppers), Michael has benefited greatly from his natural diet, declaring “I used to be really hyper, but now I’m not.” As for other children learning the benefits of eating healthier, Michael says “I think you should do it.” And so do we!
Learn more about this wonderful alternative to healthcare in addition to several new articles written by Leah and her experts in the field of health and wellness at www.AGirlNamedGuy.com.
www.AGirlNamedGuy.com’s mission is simple: Inspire a healthier, happier world. The site's tagline, "Life's a Gift...OPEN IT!" offers any and all takers the unique personal promise of a new, exciting way of living well. Producer Leah Guy accomplishes this with common sense and entertaining presentation. “I couldn’t be happier with the site,” says Guy. “It brings together all
aspects of my passions and interests, while making a positive difference in people's lives. A Girl Named Guy is here as the liaison; to help answer questions, provide current information and entertain the viewer!"
Contact:
Amy Geduldig,
*Blink Publicity
917-968-9664
Leah Guy
646-275-6224
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