Bøger af Elizabeth Clarke

New creations by the master of the absurd| Over 11,000 sold copies of this debut book, Topsy-Turvy World

This book has been specifically designed and written for people who have been diagnosed with Diverticulitis and seriously strive to heal and cure it with the help of a right, healthy and effective homemade diet. Apart from taking medications prescribed by the doctor, it is extremely important to eat the right diet to ease the discomfort caused.Many specialists consider that a low-fiber food plan can cause diverticulosis and diverticulitis. this can be why people in Asia and Africa, in which the food plan tends to be higher in fiber, have a very low incidence of the situation.Diverticulosis generally causes no or few signs and symptoms; leaving many people unaware that they actually have diverticula present.Diverticulitis may also want to be handled with antibiotics or, in excessive cases, surgical operation.This book is dedicated to each and every person who want relief from the symptoms of diverticulitis or diverticulosis.In this book, you will learn: diverticulitis dietchronic diverticulitis dietdiverticulitis diet food list-Causes of Diverticulitis-Symptoms of Diverticulitis-Treatment Diverticulitis-Supplements to Treat Diverticulitis-Low Fiber Diet-Food To avoid-Recipes and food item to eat during this period

Do you want to learn how to make a medical face mask by yourself? By using cheap and affordable materials in your home? Then this guide contains all you need to know about making your homemade medical face mask.Medical face masks are used to avoid or reduce the risk of virus transmission or bacterial contamination or possible infections that are transmitted through the air. The medical mask offers protection against external pathogens. The face mask blocks some of the droplets that people secrete into the environment when they talk, cough, and sneeze.There are a number of masks which varies from ski masks to festive masks you wear on the holiday. Today, I will show you how you can create your own medical mask at home with simple materials and also pretty easy to follow as well. Medical masks are essential when the air quality is bad in your area or you have a high risk of getting an infection. Now, stores are running out of these masks, if you don't have access to them, you should just create your own.

Awe inspiring poetry, sensual, heart warming and emotional in content. Appealing to the tender, sentimental and spiritual side of ourselves. A journey of yearnng, desire and fulfillment. Written for the moments that we seek clarity in ourselves.

The harshly magnificent landscape of the Elan Valley in Mid Wales was changed utterly in the late 1890s by a reservoir building project initiated by the Corporation of Birmingham in order to supply water to that expanding city. A great feat of civil engineering, the project required the flooding of land by the River Elan and the compensating of local landowners; but also made a tremendous impact on the traditions, rights and privileges of the local commoners, and on a flock system of hill farming that had existed for hundreds of years. Originally published in 1969, The Valley is Elizabeth Clarke's account of hill farming life in the Elan Valley and the massive changes wrought upon it between the first period of reservoir construction and a subsequent project that followed the Second World War.

'Owls call now in the hazy afternoon, and curlews get up in the night and join their voices with the plovers' lost cries. Small birds, distracted by the fury of mating, fly hedge-high in flight and pursuit and brush past one's ear, indifferent to human presence.There is a common belief that when sight diminishes hearing is intensified - an observation made, I would say, by onlookers. I doubt whether I hear more acutely than before, but every trifle heard passes under expert scrutiny in some formerly idle workshop in my mind...' Elizabeth Clarke's The Darkening Green (first published in 1964) portrays the gradual loss of sight endured by a farmer's daughter, and bursts with lyrical observation of rural life. It was inspired by Clarke's personal experience of supporting her husband, a farmer near the Elan Valley in mid-Wales, as his own vision began to fade.