Bøger udgivet af John Carter

This book emphasizes the importance of lifestyle changes and the mind-body connection in reducing susceptibility to disease. The author includes practical tips for reducing stress, incorporating exercise and yoga into your routine, and cultivating a positive mindset, all of which have been shown to support immune function and boost natural immunity.This book is different from other books about boosting immunity because it offers a holistic approach that includes not only dietary recommendations but also herbal and homeopathic remedies, energy healing, and natural health practices. It is not just a collection of recipes or a list of supplements, but rather a comprehensive insight that covers a range of topics related to building immunity naturally and become less susceptible to disease. The immunity boost: a comprehensive guide to enhancing your health and wellness" is a must-have book for individuals seeking to strengthen their immune system and improve their overall well-being. This comprehensive guide provides readers with practical strategies, evidence-based information, and expert advice to enhance their immune health and maintain optimal wellness.Your immune system does a remarkable job of defending you against disease-causing microorganisms. But sometimes it fails: a germ invades successfully and makes you sick. Is it possible to intervene in this process and boost your immune system? What if you improve your diet? Take certain vitamins or herbal preparations? Make other lifestyle changes in the hope of producing a near-perfect immune response? This book will help you by health and longevity protocols that help cultivate an immune supersystem and boost immune system quickly.

For people who love God, or would like to love God, but feel somehow misfit in their lives or churches, Jesus has good news. He didn't come to create a religion of Company Men, in which people are as interchangeable as the parts on a car. He came to open the door to followers, people who want to be like him, yet each uniquely made and gifted. John Carter explores four truths that can free people to live better lives: you were made in the image of God, you were made to live in intimate community with other Jesus-followers, you were made to be a learner/teacher, and you were made to serve. Each of these truths, which God crafted into every person, is illustrated with numerous stories and pictures from real-life people as well as the Bible . If all the people who said, "I'm a Christian" suddenly started to live out their God-given dreams in the freedom Jesus promised, it could be a wonderful scandal in every church in the country. And if good news like that spread like a scandal, well, that would be a miracle, really.

Two Saskatchewan prison guards smash Shane Billhill's head onto a concrete floor placing him in a coma. Dr. Randal Reilly, an aging psychotherapist, decides he must travel from British Columbia to India to tell his niece about Shane. Traveling to India is never easy. Navigating language issues and customs has never been Randal's strong suit. Meanwhile, COVID-19 descends rapidly while Dr. Reilly is in India. Complications and conundrums occur. Foreigners need to leave India, but commercial flights out are cancelled. The Reillys find help from an old family friend.This is a novel about family dynamics, love, reconciliation and the difficulties dealing with the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic.