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The Ten Rules of High Performance Living

by Carl Lewis and Barnet Meltzer, M.D.

Sourcebooks, 1998

Category: Career & Self-Development

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The Ten Rules of High Performance Living
Simplify. Lighten up. Take charge. Be happy. Wash off. Eat well. Stay fit. Soothe your soul. Have a purpose. Balance your life.

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  • What the ten rules of high-performance living are
  • How a strong immune system holds the key to good health
  • Why being happy is a conscious decision

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Why you should read The Ten Rules of High Performance Living

Barnet Meltzer, M.D., a health advisor to Olympic athletes and an expert in the clinical practice of preventive medicine, has written a valuable, straightforward guide to a balanced, healthy and successful lifestyle. His book includes plenty of detailed information, advice, techniques and guidelines for physical and emotional wellness, absent any useless fluff or filler. GetAbstract.com recommends this tidy manual to everyone interested in achieving and maintaining a healthy, less stressful life. Ten rules, no waiting. As self-help goes, this is about as specific and on target as it gets.

About the Authors

Barnet Meltzer,  , M.D., is a pioneering authority in the field of clinical nutrition and is a health advisor to Olympic athletes. He has been a board-certified physician and surgeon for 25 years, a professor and radio talk show host. He now is in private practice in Del Mar, California.


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