Ebola: Public Health Physician Explains Why Feds' Lack of Full Disclosure is Feeding Fears

ATLANTA - Oct. 28, 2014 - PRLog -- Evading Ebola, a newly released book by David DeRose, MD,MPH, is already providing new hope in the face of rampant Ebola fears.  DeRose shares encouraging research that has heretofore been absent from our national dialogue; namely, the good news about “inapparent infections.”  In short, DeRose provides evidence that thousands of West Africans have been infected with the Ebola virus—but never became ill.  This all points to some very good news:  It is likely we too can be exposed to Ebola and remain symptom free.

"None of the press has been carrying the best news about Ebola, perhaps because it has such a dark underside,” DeRose has asserted.  His comments reflect dual truths regarding inapparent Ebola infection: Ebola is far less lethal than portrayed, yet is—in some ways—much easier to transmit than commonly communicated.

In view of these realities, Dr. DeRose asserts each American should be as concerned about his or her own immune health and hygiene as they are about the government’s response.  Consequently, in Evading Ebola, DeRose maps out simple strategies to keep readers out of Ebola’s grasp.  These include:

•  simple, overlooked hygiene practices that can spell the difference between sickness and health
•  how our food and beverage choices impact our immune systems
•  the role of exercise—including surprising evidence about the dangers of excessive exercise
•  the importance of sleep for immune system health

A Kindle version of the book is now available at the reduced, introductory price of $2.99 (www.amazon.com/Evading-Ebola-Decrease-Infection-Exposed-ebook/dp/B00OXCSOE0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1414377764&sr=8-1&keywords=evading+ebola ).  Audiobook versions (on Audible) and soft cover editions are slated for release shortly.

More about Dr. David DeRose…

As Host of American Indian Living radio, David DeRose, MD, MPH is heard on over 140 radio stations, coast-to-coast.  An award-winning writer and speaker as well as a practicing physician, Dr. DeRose has been helping people address disease processes with natural therapies for three decades. He brings solid credentials as a board-certified specialist in both Internal Medicine and Preventive Medicine in addition to holding a Masters in Public Health degree with an emphasis in Health Promotion and Health Education.  DeRose’s research has been published in peer-reviewed medical journals including the Journal of the American Medical Association, the Annals of Epidemiology, and Preventive Medicine.