FAQ
Questions, answered
Which book should I read first?
Start with Normal Isn’t Optimal if you want a focused introduction to common lab results and questions to discuss with your clinician. Choose The Everyday Science of Functional Nutrition for a broader foundation in food, digestion, and metabolic health. The books can also complement each other.
Are the books suitable for beginners?
Both books aim to make health and nutrition information easier to understand. The Everyday Science of Functional Nutrition includes clearly marked Clinical Perspective sections for readers who want additional technical detail.
Can I read a sample before buying?
Yes. You can read short excerpts from both books on this website without providing an email address.
Where can I buy the books?
Use the Amazon buttons to explore the available editions. Current prices and availability are shown on Amazon.
Do the books replace medical advice?
No. They provide general education and support informed conversations with qualified healthcare professionals. They do not provide individual diagnosis or treatment.
What is Dr. Mirza’s role at Medinet Healthcare?
She is founder and CEO and leads the organization in an executive and administrative capacity. Its physicians and nurse practitioners provide clinical services.
How can I inquire about Medinet’s services?
Visit medinethealthcare.com or call 972-752-6206 to ask about services, coverage areas, and eligibility.
Can I send personal lab results or request medical advice through this website?
This is an author and professional leadership website. It does not provide individual diagnosis, treatment, or interpretation of personal lab results. Discuss personal health concerns with your own qualified healthcare professional.
Choose your next step toward understanding.
Start with a short excerpt, explore the books, and bring better questions to your next healthcare conversation.
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