Haas' original celiac book

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You might ask your local library if they can get it via inter-library loan.

Patti

Haas' original celiac book

I would like to read Dr Haas' book and notice a copy on Ebay for $2000.

This is more than even my mania for research feels justified.

Does anyone else have a copy or is this the only one?

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I would be interested in getting a copy. Mimi, do you remember how much

they were going to charge to reprint the book?

Meleah

Re: Haas' original celiac book

> ,

>

> I bought 2 copies of the Haas book about a year and a half ago. I paid

> less than a $100

> for each of them. I gave one of them to Pam Ferro. I have searched

> this year for more copies

> and found out that the prices have become outrageous!

> A few months ago,I went to a local printing house and they were

> willing to print them from my copy. At that time I had wanted to print

> copies in order to help one of our moderators.

>

> If you and a few other folks can find a printing place that is near

> me,I am wiling to loan out my copy in order for it to be published. I

> do not want any money for that.

>

> The book is fantastic!!

>

> Mimi

>

>

>>

>> >

>> > As a nutritionist beginning to work with ASD's I am keen to learn all

>> > I can about the SCD. I have BTVC and plan to trial it on my family to

>> > get experience.

>> >

>> > I would like to read Dr Haas' book and notice a copy on Ebay for $2000.

>> > This is more than even my mania for research feels justified.

>> >

>> > Does anyone else have a copy or is this the only one?

>> >

>> >

>> > regards,

>> >

>> > LINDA

>> >

>> n 1951, Dr. Haas, together with his son, Dr, Merrill P. Haas, published

>> The

>> Management of

>> Celiac Disease, the most comprehensive medical text that had ever been

>> written on celiac

>> disease. With 670 references to published research, the book described

>> celiac disease

>> more completely than had ever been done before. [Editor's note: this book

>> is

>> available in

>> some university libraries and can often be found in online bookstores.]

>>

>> Carol F.

>>

>>

>>

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>>

>>

>> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

>> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

>> websites:

>> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

>> and

>> http://www.pecanbread.com

>>

>>

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Hi ,

I remember Elaine mentioning that some medical school

libraries have copies.

--- " linden.lee2020 " wrote:

> As a nutritionist beginning to work with ASD's I am

> keen to learn all

> I can about the SCD. I have BTVC and plan to trial

> it on my family to

> get experience.

>

> I would like to read Dr Haas' book and notice a copy

> on Ebay for $2000.

> This is more than even my mania for research feels

> justified.

>

> Does anyone else have a copy or is this the only

> one?

>

>

> regards,

>

> LINDA

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[Guest guest]

My suggestion on getting Dr. Haas' book reprinted would be to contact some

place such as Elibron.Com which specializes in print-on-demand copies of

out-of-print books. I have gotten a number of their books in my quest for

detail in 19th century England, and have been very pleased with the

quality.

I've sent an email from their site asking about the book. Hopefully, they

can check and find out if it's even possible to reprint the book at this

juncture.

-- Marilyn (New Orleans, Louisiana, USA)

Undiagnosed IBS 25 Years, SCD Five Years

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

[Guest guest]

I am not sure where the book printing process is at.

However today this was posted on another discussion group, so it may

be useful information.

" Google has expanded its controversial book search service to allow

people to download whole copies of not copyrighted books in PDF format

to their computers with the ability to print them out. also can be

seen some books

Just go to http://books. google.com/ , click on full view and search

what you are interested in... "

regards,

LINDA