Chronic Inflammation
The quest for relief
Language: English - ISBN: 9789403925288
€3.49
Stone Gate Story Studio
Synopsis
Could chronic inflammation be the hidden cause of how you feel every day?
If you're living with persistent fatigue, joint pain, brain fog, digestive issues, poor sleep, or unexplained aches, chronic inflammation may be affecting your health more than you realize.
In Chronic Inflammation: The Quest for Relief, bestselling author Kevin B. DiBacco delivers a practical, research-backed guide designed to help you understand inflammation—and more importantly, learn how to reduce it naturally.
Inside you'll discover:
✔ The hidden causes of chronic inflammation
✔ The foods that heal—and the foods that quietly fuel inflammation
✔ A simple 30-day plan to get started
✔ 21 delicious anti-inflammatory recipes
✔ Complete meal plans and shopping guides
✔ Natural strategies to support your joints, heart, brain, gut, and immune system
✔ Long-term lifestyle habits that promote better health and lasting results
Whether your goal is reducing pain, increasing energy, improving mental clarity, or taking control of your long-term health, Chronic Inflammation: The Quest for Relief offers an evidence-informed, practical approach you can begin today.
Understand the cause. Begin your quest for relief.
About Kevin DiBacco
Stop Starving. Start Selling. Keep Creating.
After 37 years in Hollywood and becoming a bestselling author, Kevin B. DiBacco has closed over 5 motion picture distribution deals and 6 book publishing contracts using the same proven sales system. Now he reveals exactly how artists in any medium can achieve professional success without compromising their creative vision.
From Creation to Cash: How a Bestselling Author & Filmmaker Closed 5+ Motion Picture Film Distribution Deals & 6 Book Publishing Deals, Using These Proven Methods. This book is written by an artist for all artists—not a professor teaching theory, but a practitioner sharing battle-tested wisdom.
The brutal truth? DiBacco endured 250+ rejection letters for his biography alone, yet still closed deals. His secret wasn't better art—it was better business. The same relationship-building skills that worked in film worked in publishing. The same professional presentation that impressed producers impressed editors.