PEO Solution: Conquering Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease with Parent Essential Oils

He came to Basic Foods Beaumont TX July 2017 We appreciate his insight and knowledge and we have had a lot of positive feedback from our customers getting results from what is presented in his book and lectures.to the critics please see at Brianpeskin.comResponses To CriticsAfter 20 plus years of working in the health & nutrition field, I have found that criticisms directed at me are either personal attacks or, to a lesser extent, questioning my scientific conclusions. The former, in some cases, will be addressed, but I prefer to let the science speak for itself.Quackwatch – Dr. BarrettThis occurred in 2003. Dr. Barrett’s attack is both misleading with respect to the science that I present and ad hominem in nature. Testimonials were used by me but only as a verification of the science’s Real-Life results. A manufacturing issue occurred that was quickly remedied, and it is important to note that no one was harmed. It is illegal to say that a nutritional product can help a disease even if it is true, and of this I am guilty. I am certainly a research scientist, but I never stated that I was a doctor or a PhD. I was an adjunct professor in the pharmacy department. Please see the attached letters from both the former Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and former President of Texas Southern University.The Weston A. Price FoundationThe attacks by Weston A. Price Foundation are particularly painful because I initially thought we would be colleagues, not adversaries, since we agree on many points. I don’t think the Foundation thoroughly read my work. Let me be specific: I was a consultant to the listed companies. Because “Google” didn’t find them isn’t my fault. I never moved to another city and never “renamed” anything. I became a nutritional consultant and, as a paid consultant, companies would utilize my recommendations as they saw fit. I write very succinctly. In fact, I am one of the few medical writers giving footnote references close to where they were used in the article, and I extensively quote from those references so that readers can form their own conclusions. I have no idea what the Foundation found “baffling,” and why it claims that I am “oversimplifying.” My Hidden Story of Cancer book with Dr. Habib, MD, is over 600 pages in its last (6th printing) hardcover edition. An article has to abbreviate and distill this enormous amount of information. The Foundation simply doesn’t like my prime thesis of how to prevent cancer via increased cellular oxygenation from PEOs.Retraction WatchThe Journal of Lipids paper was retracted because I did not specifically disclose that I have patents concerning plant-based oils. I was invited to write the paper and paid no fee. My article was based on the failure of fish oil in 3 major trials, and these failures were published in prominent journals. I was merely explaining why fish oil should fail on the basis of human physiology and biochemistry. My article was reviewed by Prof. Angel Catalá and was thoroughly vetted.(From 1985 to 2004, Prof. Catalá served as a full Professor of Biochemistry and was a Member of the Argentine Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. His laboratory has been interested for many years in the lipid peroxidation of biological membranes. He has published over 100 papers in peer-reviewed journals, several chapters in books, and four edited books, including Lipid Peroxidation in 2012.) He is a specialist in the topic I wrote about.The website relied on the conclusions and insights of a medical student. Compare that with the expertise of Prof. Catalá. In addition, my article was thoroughly edited by a medical editor. I am saddened that Retraction Watch is quick to criticize but unable to provide quantitative scientific references that bolster their unfounded criticisms.End Sickness Now! — Steve CarterI am speechless about this one. I rely on quantitative science (biochemistry / physiology) first, and then studies to confirm the science. You can read the science for yourself in my work. Studies are no substitute for established biochemistry and physiology. I also present technical analyses in highly respected journals. Mr. Carter appears to hate certain journals as much as he hates me, and he advocates fish oil. Once again, Carter does not want to acknowledge the significant body of existing science about the dangers of fish oil, and my Journal of Lipids article was merely a response to why fish oil failed in 3 major trials. The problems with fish oil aren’t based on my studies; they are based on existing biochemistry and physiology, and if you read any of my work, you will see the extensive scientific references I utilize. I never said I was a doctor and clearly state that I was an adjunct professor in the Department of Pharmacy and Health Science. See “The Story of Radiant Health” and the attached letters from both the former Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and former President of Texas Southern University regarding the quality of my science and research. This is a likely fish oil proponent defending a position regardless of the numerous failed clinical trials over the last several years. Again, if you read my work, the science is quite clear. Physicians around the world use my recommendations with their patients because their patients’ health improves. Nobel Prize-winner Warburg’s cancer work is at the forefront today, and I have the honor of standing on the shoulders of the greatest physiologist of the 20th century. Carter calls fish oil “perfectly healthy.” Read Chapter 7 of my book, PEO Solution, and you will come to quite a different conclusion. He calls renowned physicians that support my work “shameful.” I do nothing in violation of the injunction cited, as I am a research scientist, regardless of what Mr. Carter thinks. What he thinks, or for that matter what I think, is entirely irrelevant. What matters is where the science leads us. Whether you accept it or reject it, science does not change to suit your “beliefs.”Response to Dr. Gaby’s Commentary of “Vytorin Failure Explained – A New View of LDL” in the October 2008 – Townsend LetterWhile I am an advocate of healthy skepticism, there are rules of logic, science and fair play that must be adhered to when challenging a new discovery. Dr. Gaby’s main assertion throughout his review of my recent article in the Townsend Letter is to reiterate the purely emotional argument that he simply “doesn’t like this.” This is not only insufficient reason for decrying my findings; it is no reason at all. Dr. Gaby repeatedly argues against specific scientific points without producing the corresponding science or citing the metabolic pathways that support his position. (Read the full statement here – PDF)

If you read this book and take to heart and understand what is being said, you will change your life and health forever. I read this book. I found the pills online, which is linoleic acid, alpha-linolenic acid, and evening primrose formulated to not go rancid. I started taking 2 in the morning, 2 at night. PER THIS BOOK- I STOPPED using any cooking oil and stopped consuming anything with cooking oil in it. I stopped having cravings for processed food with oil in it. I started losing. weight. My aches and pains diminished to almost zero. My skin is as soft as a baby. I have more energy then I did before. Hopefully, this book will stop you from taking fish oil anymore. I started telling everyone I know to start taking these pills, but most sadly aren't invested in staying away from eating oil. Still many are reporting reduced pain, more energy, and soft skin. The most important takeaway from this is, that, cooking oil is processed, and your body can't use it to create new cells properly, so in effect, it creates a covering over the new cell, that oxygen can not permeate. Your blood vessels (and entire body) are then full of oxygen-deprived cells. Taking Parent Essential Oils will change that. At least that's my experience. Good Luck. The book is very scientific. But it's worth a read for your health, and those around you.

Just finished PEO Solution. It's a game changer! Congratulations on putting together an all-encompassing, informational bomb like this. The science is irrefutable. I will be giving this to a few colleagues and see their reaction. I think it will be quite the wake up call! Conquering Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease with Parent Essential Oils]]Just read the first 3 pages and you'll "get it" The fact the Dr. Eric Topol is quoted in the book speaks volumes as to why he's getting patients off of fish oil. That's wort buying this book for in itself. Eric Topol, M.D. is professor of genomics and holds the Scripps endowed chair in innovative medicine. He is the director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute in La Jolla, California. Previously, he led the Cleveland Clinic to its #1 ranking in heart care, started a new medical school, and led key discoveries in heart disease. He lives with his family in La Jolla, California.As for Dr. Rowen and Professor Peskin (whose bedside manner is a bit cocky for some, but his facts and research remain a pillar of stone in this book) The PEO Solution is wonderful news because it gives you the tools to solve a problem that afflicts many patients. Understand why the supplement industry promotes the seemingly "irrational madness" that leads so many health providers to unwittingly prescribe or recommend pharmacological overdoses of marine and other oils.PEO Solution - Conquering Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease with Parent Essential Oils

Fascinating argument and solid basic science. Organization of the information could be better, but offers a doorway of hope for our unsustainable healthcare system.

A must read for everyone who want to be proactive in their health and navigate through the great confusion of today's nutrition guidelines. This book will show you the real "fat" science. After reading this, you will most probably understand more than your doctor!

this oil is amazing! so glad I found it!

I have searched for this information for years.Thank you Brian Peskin for doing the research!

Highly readable book, however, somewhat self-promotional in parts and needs to be assessed against other books covering this and similar themes.

great love it many thanks bye tony