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The Choosing Health Workbook gives you the tools and strategies of Functional Selfcare, a completely unique approach that puts you in control over your own health. Functional Selfcare consists of two parts: 1. The Elements of Health are those components essential to a healthy lifestyle and include strategies for supporting body, body chemistry, and mind and spirit. 2. Self-Directed Selfcare includes the tools for evaluating the exact status of your health using home tests, graphing the function of your body systems from a health questionnaire, and reading your own lab results clearly, easily, and with complete understanding. Practicing Functional Selfcare gives you knowledge about your body and what works to improve and protect your health. You will be able to measure the results on your health from any drug, nutritional supplement, diet, exercise regimen, or lifestyle habit. Additionally, you will know from this workbook what stress is and is not, how drama (more…)

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This empowering, sex-positive guide to womanhood is for anyone who has ever found herself uninformed or misinformed about her own machinery. Topp, a single, 20-something writer, teams up with her mother, Livoti, a seasoned gynecologist, to demystify the female reproductive system. The younger author felt lucky to grow up with a mother who was knowledgeable and forthcoming about the female anatomy, especially when she reached her teen years and realized that most of her friends weren’t so lucky. Too many women are uncomfortable discussing their private parts with friends or even doctors, say the authors, and this can lead to misconceptions about their own bodies. Despite the catchy title, this is a deep examination of the body. Starting with an overview of the basic organs, then moving into menstruation, maintenance, menopause and medical problems, the authors investigate every nook and cranny of those elusive female parts. They explore sex, contra (more…)

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Very well-organized and clearly presented, skillfully weaving western medicine, homeopathy, and natural medicine. — Margaret Mullins, M.D., cochair of Complementary Medicine for Med Chi (Maryland state medical society); founder of Complementary Medicine Committee for American Medical Women’s Association

This comprehensive, user-friendly resource is grounded in the belief that taking responsibility for one’s own health is the key to wellness. Dr. Carolyn Dean’s Natural Prescriptions for Common Ailments includes an A-to-Z listing of common ailments, homeopathic and herbal treatments, and a quick reference for symptoms and remedies, to empower readers to take charge of their own health.

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What’s sex got to do with it? The more than 120 entries in “The Sex Encyclopedia”, arranged in an easy-to-use A-to-Z format, provide the most up-to-the-minute information on sexual health, safety, and technique from dozens of the nation’s top doctors, clinicians, researchers, and sex therapists. Surprising new information, presented in frank detail, provides solutions for sexual problems connected to depression, fatigue, headaches, diabetes, heart attacks, cholesterol and arthritis. Innovative advice on nutritional needs, exercise, and on the importance of communication keeps you functioning at your sexual peak. “The Sex Encyclopedia” includes chapters on: Aphrodisiacs, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Safer Sex, Orgasm, Stress, Kissing, Testosterone, Sex and the Common Cold, Medications It also includes material on how to find the right kind of help for overcoming a wide variety of sexual problems, and expert advice for treating impotence and other sexual dysfunctions as wel (more…)

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“A practical guide on mankind’s microscopic nemesis-the germ.” — -Charlotte Bell, M.D., associate professor, Yale University School of Medicine”Offers advice on how to protect oneself from the most frequently encountered and infectious diseases.” — -Peter H. Gilligan, Ph.D., professor of microbiology and immunology, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Those seconds on the elevator, those minutes on the checkout line, that evening at the cocktail party; they all bring fellow human beings up close and personal…and into contact with germs. Whatever the type-bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae, or protozoa-these potent microorganisms are all around us by the trillions. And while many are vital to our very lives, others are dangerous, even deadly. Now, readers can find out how to fight these invisible foes. In this comprehensive, down-to-earth manual, a renowned microbiologist and authority on germs reveals how microorganisms affect dai (more…)

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This book takes a look at the causes, effects, and ways of alleviating aggravating and sometimes disfiguring skin disorders. It deals with everything from acne, allergies, and dermatitis, to the latest developments in the treatment of psoriasis. Herbal remedies and naturopathic treatments are featured as well.

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