Sherry Shrallow Recounts How She Beat Heart Disease With A Plant-based Diet
Posted by Danielle Bussone on Jan 4, 2016 in Uncategorized | 2 comments
Physically fit, happily married, and at the peak of her career, Sherry Shrallow’s busy life was all a modern woman could want. Suddenly, a heart attack nearly claimed her life and sent her on a journey of recovery she could never have anticipated.
In a two-part interview, Sherry shares her experience of injury and how she was able to reclaim her health through means of a whole foods plant-based lifestyle.
In Part 2, Sherry discusses what we all can do to make ourselves heart attack proof as well as her upcoming book Staying Alive.
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can’t hear the interviewer at all.
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Thank you for the comment. My voice (the interviewer) is on the left speaker and Sherry’s voice is on the right speaker. So, you may have the left speaker turned off or there may be something wrong with your left speaker. In any event if you go to the gear on the lower right side of the screen and turn on closed-captioning, then you can read what I am saying.
I hope this helps,
Danielle
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can’t hear the interviewer at all.
Thank you for the comment. My voice (the interviewer) is on the left speaker and Sherry’s voice is on the right speaker. So, you may have the left speaker turned off or there may be something wrong with your left speaker. In any event if you go to the gear on the lower right side of the screen and turn on closed-captioning, then you can read what I am saying.
I hope this helps,
Danielle