More about The Bronze Killer...Essays Published in 2009

Presented by Marie Warder, writer of âThe Bronze Killer:New Editionâ which has been recommended by physicians and clinics in Canada and further afield. The book earned high praise for its author in her 1991 citation for the Canada Volunteer Medal of Honour and Certificate of Honour, which read in part:  âThrough Marie Warderâs research and most noted book, âThe Bronze Killerâ, she has educated doctors and the general public about the disease. As a result, hemochromatosis is now recognized as Canadaâs most common genetic disorder, and routine blood tests for the disease may soon become standard diagnostic procedure.â This new eBook may be considered an addendum to the original "The Bronze Killer." It contains eight fascinating essays on the subject of hemochromatosis. The Relationships Among Listeriosis, Salmonella, E. Coli, and Iron - Sounding the alarm for a potentially lethal combination; More About Hemochromatosis - What you don't know about it could kill someone you love... perhaps even you!; Living with Hemochromatosis - Men, read this before you resort to Viagra! Your problem could be due to too much iron!; Hemochromatosis: Ever On The Lookout For Signs; Even Celebrities Aren't Immune to Iron Overload - Speculation and Proof - Signs that might have triggered alarm; Iron Filings in Our Food - Can This Be Possible? - What are we eating? And more; Juvenile Hemochromatosis and HFE - "Will I ever get to know all there is to know about a disorder that took my husband, and has obsessed me for 39 years?"; May 31st, 2009. A Day of Unexpected and Incredible Insights. I understood what had killed my father!


Review: Shortly before the publication of The Bronze Killer, the first book ever to be devoted entirely to the subject of Hemochromatosis, a  letter from Doctor H.W. Hitzeroth, Director-General of Genetic Services in Pretoria stated that the information had been referred to him for âspecificâ attention. He was, he wrote, âhighly impressedâ with the evidence Marie Warder had collected and summarized regarding the importance of hemochromatosis as a genetic disease in South Africa; her efforts as outlined, he went on to say, fully coincided with their objectives and responsibilities, namely: to promote the prevention of inherited diseases and/or their consequences by the means at their disposal.   HH patient Quoted in the Canadian Reader's Digest October, 1995. She deserves the Order of Canada" This book could save your life. â A reader from Canada.

Author / Editor: Warder, Marie

Category: Health

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