The author, helped by his wife Maureen, and by Dr. Michael Fowler, director of the heart failure program at Stanford Medical Center, helped reverse his own terminal heart failure diagnosis with a no-salt plan that has proved highly successful for thousands of others.
Updated July, 2017 Living Well Without Salt was written by Donald Gazzaniga, the creator of our current "no salt" world. He was first to write a no salt, lowest sodium cookbook aimed at helping those who needed to cut salt out of their lives for survival or an improved lifestyle. The No-Salt, Lowest-Sodium cookbooks have addressed the issue of hypertension, high blood pressure and helped improve the lifestyles of those in need. Check the authors Web site for unsolicited testimonials. Visit www.megaheart.com He was the first on the Internet with a no-salt Web site in 1997: www.megaheart.com. Since then he's responded to more than 100,000 E-mails and letters from those who needed help converting to a no salt lifestyle. They also provided the author with a sense of the positive responses visitors were having when using his 28-day meal planning guide and his recipes. Like his own experience, many visitors had reversed heart disease, hypertension. Added benefits were realized by Meniere's patients who had been able to control their debilitating dizziness. Below is from the back cover of his new book, "Living Well Without Salt." This book contains 200 of Don's best recipes and it also helps guide readers with a great deal of information based mostly on Don's experience at reversing his congestive heart disease. Reverse Heart Disease Stop Meniere's dizziness Prevent or reverse hypertension How to develop a no-salt lifestyle Carb Choices rating for each recipe Vegetarian rating for each recipe Foreword by Dr. Michael B. Fowler Introduction by professional chef Scott Leysath Survival lessons learned by the author Surviving your diagnosis How to eat out in America What & Where to buy low-sodium foods 134 of Chef Don's Best recipes A glossary of terms, foods, nutrients and more Internet support "No human population has ever been offered salt as a public health measure, for the very good reason that we have no evidence that any human population needs it." - Dr. Trevor Beard, Salt Skip Program, Australia "I work in a heart failure clinic. We have all of your books in our clinic. They are such a big help in showing patients that they can still eat the foods they like in a lower sodium version and improve