JOB ONE: Stay Out of the Hospital
by Tracy Partridge-Johnson
Improve your odds of staying out of the hospital, off prescription and over-the-counter drugs, and all areas of your health while eating delicious foods you love. Experience better sleep, mood, energy, vitality, skin, and weight, and even potentially increase your lifespan.
JOB ONE: Stay Out of the Hospital is a Must Have for anyone interested in improving their health and avoiding pharmaceutical drugs and trips to the hospital.
Featuring ridiculously easy oil-free healthy plant-based recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, soups, salads, cheese sauces, dressings, dessert, and more!
In her eagerly anticipated debut health and wellness book, Tracy Partridge-Johnson, the Founder and Publisher of Eighty Percent Raw online magazine, offers readers a simple yet effective plan to prevent or even reverse lifestyle disease by following a whole food plant-based diet.
For over four years, her website featured twice-monthly whole-food recipes and informative articles by more than 25 raw food chefs and healthcare providers.
Now, in JOB ONE: Stay Out of the Hospital, she provides insightful information and shocking statistics about this country's state of health and disease. You'll find practical tips for improving your odds of staying off pharmaceutical drugs and avoiding diet-related trips to the hospital.
In addition to her research, Tracy includes an entire Recipe Section filled with meal ideas that are easy to make at home.
Tracy isn't painting herself as a diet and nutrition guru. Just a regular person who's learned some valuable tips for getting or staying healthy...enough.
Recipes include mouthwatering dishes like Blueberry Banana Nut Struessel, Cheezy Scrambled Tofu with Sauteed Mushrooms and Baby Spinach, Scalloped Potatoes with Pecan Nooch Topping, Healthy 'Snickers' Bars, Mexican Hash Browns, Easy Chia Pudding, Tracy's Raw Ice Cream - Four Ways, and many more! You simply won't believe these foods can improve your health.
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Many chronic diseases, such as diabetes, coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, Alzheimer's, and others, are a direct result of what you put in your mouth? Contrary to what many may tell you, these conditions are NOT a death sentence. You do NOT have to live with them or take prescription medications to manage symptoms for the rest of your life. Many such conditions are preventable and even reversible.
Buy the book...take control of your own health and well-being. Then, share the information with your friends and loved ones.
About the Author
Tracy Partridge-Johnson is the Founder of the Self-Published Author website, where her mission is to empower and support independent authors on their journey to literary success.
Tracy is an inspirational leader, mentor, and connector for authors and small business owners who are changing the world. She has written more than 20 fiction and nonfiction books, but she is best known for her Jack and the Magic Hat Maker middle-grade fantasy series.
With a combined social media following of thousands, Tracy is an expert at showcasing, promoting, and supporting the world’s most talented indie authors and small business owners.
Ms. Partridge-Johnson is a native of Oregon, where she lived for over 25 years. She recently relocated to NE, Texas, with her life partner, gifted software development engineer and entrepreneur Jeff Jarvis. The couple has eight adult children and eight grandchildren between them.
Tracy is a talented artist who enjoys turning on the creative flow by hand-burning art onto wood and leather (pyrography), writing, and creating custom T-shirts and jewelry. She embraces a sense of balance by spending time in nature building on their two-acre homestead, sipping a fine glass of zinfandel, nibbling some decadent dark chocolate, and hanging out with friends and family.
She’s dedicated to leaving her legacy as a ‘conduit for change’ by bringing more health, happiness, and well-being to the world with a collaborative spirit and intentional action.
Learn more about Tracy at her website: tracypartridgejohnson.com