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A useful and comprehensive resource for anyone who has fallen through the medical cracks, HEALING IS POSSIBLE provides readers with new hope for healing. Through direct, hands-on experience, Dr. Nathan has brought countless people relief from their long-term symptoms and illnesses. Like a top-notch medical detective, Dr. Nathan gathers the facts and uncovers the clues one by one to bring about a steady improvement in his patients'' health. Only when doctor and patient work as a team can they achieve the best possible results.In HEALING IS POSSIBLE, Dr. Nathan identifies the twelve major imbalances in the body that often contribute to chronic and/or complex illnesses, such as chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. Unfortunately, these imbalances are often overlooked or ignored by mainstream medicine. By identifying and treating these imbalances-which he calls the "Big Six" and "Little Six"-symptoms often improve or resolve completely. While further investigation is sometimes necessary for complete healing, when a well-informed and valiant effort is made on the patient''s behalf, Dr. Nathan assures readers that healing really is possible.Cutting-edge diagnostic tools and treatments are discussed in easy-to-understand language, arming the reader with information that may be vital for finally bringing them relief from their long-term health complaints, including chronic pain. Further, the importance of having an open mind and good attitude-on both the part of the physician and the patient-are on top of Dr. Nathan''s list. A caring and knowledgeable physician can make a world of difference, as illustrated by the case studies included throughout the book. Further reading concluding each chapter offers additional help and information.

Wellness is more than the absence of disease. It's a vital combination of vibrancy, vitality, abundant energy, and extraordinary health. Here, the authors reveal two essential wellness factors which are often missing in people's diets - omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA.

Reiki is the Japanese word for universal life energy. This volume explains how this remarkable healing method sends energy through the hands of a practitioner into the body of a receiver.

Breast cancer has reached epidemic proportions. Once a relatively rare disease it now affects millions of women worldwide and the incidence is going up at an alarming rate. What can we do to protect ourselves? Christine Horner has the prescription eat healthy food add a good dose of specific supplements get adequate rest and exercise and avoid those things that have negative effects on our bodies. Using the metaphor of the Warrior Goddess this book explains something that Ayurveda an ancient system of healing describes as our ''inner healing intelligence''. It explores the various foods supplements and health promoting strategies that can enable women to successfully fight breast cancer and claim the healthy body that should be theirs. Dr. Horner tells us what to avoid and what to embrace what will poison the Warrior Goddess and what will feed her and what she needs to thrive WAKING THE WARRIOR GODDESS sums up Dr. Horner''s programme for reclaiming health and defeating breast cancer. Each step is presented as a new custom to implement into one''s daily life. The programme focuses on those nutrients and activities that bring health vitality and longevity to women. An extensive resource section lists contacts for obtaining various nutrients and toxin free products that can keep our Warrior Goddess strong and healthy.

Dr. Hunninghake explains exactly how inflammation is involved in arthritis, allergies and asthma and how to prevent and reverse the effects of inflammation through supplements and foods.

Covering a wide range of popular alternative medicine and health issues, User' are written by leading experts and science writers and are designed to answer the consumer's basic questions about disease, conventional and alternative therapies, and individual dietary supplements.

Stop & Think presents a program to help readers increase their consciousness and guide them to solid knowledge about health.

The authors warn that lack of fiber in the diet can lead to degenerative diseases. A diverse diet of whole natural foods can provide all the fibers the body needs to help protect against health problems. Contains a glossary, appendices of explanatory tables and graphs, and a full list of books and references. Fiber is fully explained, and this consice, focused book is a valuable addition to the ongoing discussion of what constitutes a healthy diet.

A commonsense approach to food and an easily understandable way to evaluate food for its quality and denseness. Nutrient density is defined, and a program that is basically a journey of increasing nutrient denseness is provided to help everyone toward optimal health. A number of delicious recipes as well as sources for the foods listed is included.

Dr. Emily Kane sets out to banish the current myths about menopause, making the important point that menopause is not a disease condition that requires medical intervention. It is instead, she says, a natural transition to be approached as a new type of freedom. Symptoms of hormonal change in the perimenstrual periods, mood swings, hot flashes, night sweats, bone and hair loss, and foggy thinking are covered and practical, natural, non-pharmaceutical solutions provided. Part Two of the book recommends useful natural solutions, including bio-identical hormones, ways to protect the liver, and many different natural supplements. Part Three discusses the roles that the ovaries and the adrenal and thyroid glands play and an overview of how to stay healthy for a long time is provided in the final section.

This book clarifies the cause and consequences of hypercortisolism to help readers do something about it.

Normal breathing indoors and outside may also involve inhaling PCBs, soot, ozone, formaldehyde, radon, radiation, or asbestos fibrils, among other substances. This book is important reading for everyone who wants to know how air quality relates to health and how it can be improved in their personal environments.

The government tells us that we should eat at least five servings of vegetables and fruits daily. Unfortunately, the average person is lucky to have two servings in a typical day, children even less. In their new booklet, Drs. Mindell and O92;Donnell tell us how greens can protect us against heart disease; cancer; diabetes; macular degeneration; poor night vision; senile dementia; liver disease; fatigue; and blood, sleep, urinary, and colorectal disorders.