The Sicilian Secret Diet Plan

THE SICILIAN SECRET DIET PLAN is a clinically proven diet and lifestyle plan that helps you restore your intrinsic health and increase your longevity. More good news: you’ll enjoy the process.

Written by a noted nutritional cardiologist / integrative medicine physician, with recipes supplied by his wife, also a physician (and a native of Sicily), THE SICILIAN SECRET DIET PLAN is much more than a credible, delicious way to eat well while losing excess weight and fat; it is a complete lifestyle plan that addresses all the elements essential to physical and mental wellness at any age. In the truest sense of the word, it is the “diet” for a good long life.
Using down-to-earth language, the author condenses his years of study of longevity, diet, and the connection between lifestyle and disease to show us how easy—and enjoyable—is to live long and well.

Credible, powerful, eye-opening, and inspiring, the information in THE SICILIAN SECRET DIET PLAN is life-changing. With narrative, sidebars, charts, stories, meal plans and recipes, you will learn how and why:

• Ancient grains reverse heart disease
• Group activities improve mental and physical health
• Angry people have more heart attacks
• When you stretch your body, you stretch your lifespan
• Your environment changes your genes
• Gratitude, forgiveness, and love are the core “feelings” that protect your health
• Exercise affects your health and longevity
• Your gut equals your immunity
• A plant-based diet is an anti-cancer diet
• Sleep has a direct effect on your weight, health, and longevity
• You can eat your way to better health
• And much, much more

Dr. Giovanni Campanile is a Harvard trained Cardiologist - Lahey Clinic Foundation, Massachusetts General Hospital, New England Deaconess Hospital. He was the cardiologist on-call for former President of the United States, George H.W. Bush.

Sandra Cammarata, MD was born in Milan, in northern Italy, but grew up in Catania, Sicily.
She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Catania Medical school and moved with her husband, Giovanni Campanile, to the United States where she specialized in General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Tufts University.