Cellular Cleansing Made Easy - Softcover

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Scott Ohlgren is an enthusiastic student, teacher, and beneficiary of the natural healing paradigm. Periodic cellular cleansing has been a central part of his life for the past 27 years, and is the major reason for why he hasn’t used a single prescription drug since 1975.

His writings have appeared in the Bay Area Monthly, Cell Tech International, and he has sold over 10,000 tapes, videos and books on the diet/disease connection. His first book, The 3Phase Manual (now out of print) sold over 68,000 copies.

Scott’s mission is to create the La Leche League of nutritional understanding. His passion, which is obvious in his videos and live events, is to have people prove to themselves—to have the physical experience—of this connection between their current symptoms and the food that they have been eating for decades. That the role of healer belongs not to those "from hospitals or laboratories," but is actually as close to home as hand to mouth. To show that our job — as parents, teachers, and leaders—is to return the responsibility for our health back to where it has always belonged.

He is currently touring with the latest book, Cellular Cleansing Made Easy: Learn to Regenerate Your Health Without Giving Up Food, Sex, or Sanity. To bring the HHW lecture to your area, contact his office, at info@howhealthworks.com.

Scott and his wife, Gael, live in Boulder, Colorado with two cats, Bo the dog, and an outside sauna. His next big acquisition will be a goat to mess with the dog's mind.

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This book has a very specific focus: to show you the way of personally experiencing your own cellular regeneration through a 28-day North American Clean the Heck Out (aka NACHO) nutritional cleansing program.

"As a Registered Nurse since 1967, I was increasingly bothered by traditional medicine's dependence on pharmaceuticals. I first heard about this NACHO cleanse from a friend who invited me to join her during the 28-day program. The instructions were simple: remove toxic and stressful foods and replace them with highly nutritious ones... Much to my surprise, after three weeks of literally pigging out on vegetarian soups, casseroles, smoothies, and fresh organic munchies, I had a very positive report. I had lost an average of two pounds a week, no longer needed a caffeine kick at the end of a long day, and I could care less if I ever crossed paths with anything containing sugar. I have learned more about realizing a healthy existence from Scott than I ever learned in nursing school. Healthy people are happy people; and fun to be with. I encourage any person interested in feeling better to try out this inner spring cleaning and enjoy the results."

Keli MacIntosh, Registered Nurse