Book Description

Gelatin Can Be Used For WHAT? Doctors and researchers around the world are praising the healing power of gelatin! What used to be known as just a shaky, quaky fun food is now a useful remedy to treat many ailments. But can gelatin really improve health? The answer is a resounding yes! A leading medical center that specializes in treating children recommends the use of gelatin to treat babies and children with vomiting and diarrhea. It also helps with the problem of dehydration because gelatin helps replace some of the minerals lost through diarrhea. And we all know that dehydration in babies and the elderly can be life threatening. The amazing healing power of gelatin can even help those suffering from osteoarthritis! Those who have osteoarthritis know that the disease is due to the deterioration of cartilage between the bones. When bone rubs against bone the pain is acute. Collagen is a necessary ingredient needed to rebuild joint cartilage. Some people may not make enough collagen to replace what is naturally lost. This is where gelatin can step in. Here's the good news... gelatin is rich in the two amino acids that make up collagen - proline and glycine. Since gelatin is a protein derived from collagen, researchers have now found that it can help to stop the disease in its tracks - and even help to repair the damage! All this and much more is available for the first time ever in the one-of-a-kind "The Gelatin Book" Imagine! Gelatin as a healing home remedy. But it's true! What else can gelatin be used for? It has a long history as a healing balm. In the sick room it is a well-known comfort food. It settles the stomach and digestive system, and is soothing to the throat. It is as much a staple in hospitals as are nurses and bandages! Let's face it - gelatin is cheery! It comes in fun colors, it slides down easily, and it is easy to digest. Best of all - it shakes and wiggles, squishes and jiggles!