Leo Galland
Leo Galland
Leo Galland (pronunciation: Lee-oh Gal-land) is a renowned medical doctor, author, and researcher specializing in integrative medicine. He is best known for his work in the field of nutritional medicine and his contributions to understanding the impact of environment on health.
Etymology
The name "Leo" is of Latin origin, meaning "lion". "Galland" is of French origin, and it is a variant of "Gallant", meaning "brave" or "chivalrous". The etymology of his name does not have a direct connection to his profession.
Career
Leo Galland received his education from Harvard University and the New York University School of Medicine. He has made significant contributions to the field of integrative medicine, a discipline that combines conventional medicine with alternative therapies. Galland is also the founder of the Foundation for Integrated Medicine, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing an integrative approach to healthcare.
Publications
Galland has authored several books and numerous scientific articles. His most notable works include "The Fat Resistance Diet", "Power Healing", and "Superimmunity for Kids". These publications focus on the role of nutrition and lifestyle in health and disease prevention.
Related Terms
- Integrative Medicine: A holistic approach to healthcare that combines conventional medicine with alternative therapies.
- Nutritional Medicine: A branch of medicine that studies the relationship between diet and health.
- Environmental Medicine: A field of medicine that studies how environmental factors affect health.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Leo Galland
- Wikipedia's article - Leo Galland
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