Dr Rajendra Sharma with Eric Llewellyn
THE DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC’S
"All you need to know about…"
World Rights Available
Dr Rajendra Sharma M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O., L.R.C.P. & S., M.F. Hom., M.R.C.H. is physician to the rich and famous worldwide, specialising in Complementary Medicine.
He is Medical Director at London’s most prestigious Diagnostic Clinic and also The Integrated Health Consultancy, and Director of the International Holistic Health Association, amongst other appointments.
He has appeared on all the UK national TV channels in programmes such as Richard and Judy, Kilroy, This Morning etc. as well as US Network Channels. He has a bi-monthly slot on BBC Southern Counties Radio.
His past positions include Medical Director at The Hale Clinic, London, the eOn Medical Company and The Ramana Health Associates USA, and he has been a Lecturer in Complementary Medicine both at the Hahnemann College of Homeopathy and Columbia University.
As a writer he has been Medical Editor of Adam’s Apple magazine and New View magazine, including a regular feature for What Medicine?, besides consultant and contributor to numerous other publications including the Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail and Daily Express.
His books include The Family Encyclopedia of Heath (Thorsons), The Element Family Encyclopaedia of Health (Element) and Your Child – Allergies (with Brigid McConville - Element).
Eric Llewellyn’s innovative work includes helping to set up the Bristol Cancer Help Centre, and the founding of Nature’s Own, a leading health supplement company supported internationally by many medical practitioners.
He also developed metabolic systems of treatment to boost immune system effectiveness using Food State nutrients.
Eric’s career in health began with his training in Naturopathy at the British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy. He subsequently spent five years studying under pioneering holistic medical practitioner, Dr Philip Kilsby.
Eric was elected a member of the Scientific and Medical Network ten years ago. He is also a member of the Royal Society of Health.
In recent years he has focused on working with clients, research, writing on health topics and supplying the most effective forms of supplements available on the market.
Underlying all is Eric’s passionate belief in sharing the knowledge of living food and living water, because it is the dynamic of life and not simply the chemistry of life that gives the truly holistic picture.
The Diagnostic Clinic Book Series 'All you need to know about…' will primarily be aimed at the lay person and written in a style and format similar to the successful Family Encyclopaedia of Health, initially published in 1998 and reprinted in 2002.
The intention is to separate the main themes within the Encyclopaedia, update the subject matter, introduce broader and clearer sections on diagnostic tests and investigations, and expand greatly on the dietetic and nutritional information.
The overall aim is to build up a minimum of ten books based on health, wellbeing, achieving optimum performance as well as dealing with illnesses commonly associated with that particular age group. (See list of suggested titles below).
There will be scope for further specific books on major conditions such as heart disease and strokes (arterial health), cancer, asthma, allergies and intolerance, etc.
A major focus of the series will be to differentiate the effective from the ineffective, both in therapies and specific treatments.
A major aspect will be the promotion of Food State Nutritional Supplementation as opposed to isolate or pharmaceutically made vitamins.
For this reason the book will be co-written with Eric Llewellyn, the pioneer and world expert on 'Food State' materials.
The diet and nutritional advice will be simple and practical and drive the reader into an understanding of the 'new' concept of Functional Foods.
Suggested Titles:
1. Sex, fertility and conception
2. Pregnancy
3. Childbirth, Breast-feeding and Neonatal care (first weeks of life)
4. Infancy and childhood
5. Adolescence and young adult
6. Optimum performance and health for men
7. Optimum performance and health for women
8. Middle age and onwards
9. Optimum performance after 60
10. Death and dying.
