This book represents the future of medicine, an individualized, personalized approach that honors our genetic uniqueness. Pamela McDonald brings together a complete health program that honors all we are–body, mind, and spirit.
— Larry Dossey, MD
Author of
The Extraordinary
Healing Power of
Ordinary Things
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The Apo E Gene Diet is a breakthrough in treating high cholesterol, weight problems, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease and more, using the body's own genes.
Our program provides individual nutritional and exercise plans for each Apo E genotype--as well as using integrative medicine—to accomplish true healing.
Integrative medicine is a healing-oriented approach that takes account of the whole person (body, mind, emotions, and spirit), including all aspects of lifestyle. It emphasizes a balanced therapeutic relationship and makes use of all appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative.
The Apo E Gene Diet Program is available for licensing for the following types of practices:
- Family Practice
- Primary Care
- Internal Medicine
- Integrative Medicine
- Pediatric and Young Adults
- Pediatric Obesity
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Medical and Spa Weight-Loss Centers
- Online Disease Prevention and Weight Loss Programs
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About the Author
Pamela McDonald
PNP, FA, WHCNP
Pamela is a leading integrative medicine nurse practitioner, who has devoted her life to the prevention of heart disease and chronic illness by utilizing the body’s own genetic recipe and promoting the use of natural organic whole food.
Pamela was born in Paisley, Scotland, and grew up in the southernmost part of England. She was originally trained at the Royal Hospital of St. Bartholomew’s in London, and then moved to California in 1981.
A nurse practitioner with advanced specialty training in surgery, women’s health care, adult primary care, pediatrics, pediatric obesity, family practice, cardiovascular and heart disease prevention, nutrition, exercise, mind/body medicine, and botanical medicine, Pamela is also educated in allopathic, alternative, and integrative medicine. She is a graduate of the Program in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, founded by Andrew Weil, MD.
Pamela lives just outside San Francisco, CA, with her husband, Rick, and their three children. She maintains a private practice as well as evolving and overseeing her Apo E Gene Diet program. Pamela often lectures to public and private groups.