Why Many Chronic Diseases Are Preventable–And Why No One Tells You This

Dr. Robert Lufkin, a former advocate of conventional medicine, faced a turning point after being diagnosed with four chronic diseases. His search for alternatives led him to discoveries that transformed his approach to health.

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