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Hot and Cold Health (317 pages) Life is body, mind and spirit. Controlling diet is the key to maintaining health, curing most disease. Spiritual practice is the key to joy, inner peace. Everything is a product of cause and effect. Everything changes. Nothing stays the same. All change is controllable. Every day, the body, every structure cell, tissue, nerve, gland, organ, bone, muscle, artery, blood, enzyme, stool, cyst, rash, stone, clot, tumor, cancer function healthy, diseased changes, increases or decreases is built, fueled, thickened, thinned, heated, cooled, dried, aired, moistened, fouled, cleansed or replaced via diet, exercise, rest, sex, drugs, smoking, climate for better or worse....
This book discusses the impacts that weather and climate have on human physical health, longevity, and mental wellness, and acts as a guide to the application of meteorological science in health care. It provides a background on biometeorology by covering basic concepts of human anatomy and meteorology, and how modern biometeorological science can be incorporated into medical practice through diagnosis, prevention and treatment of physical and mental diseases. The recommendations, advice and preventive measures addressed in this book aim to help people adapt to different weather phenomena and changes to minimize negative health consequences, which is increasingly relevant as climate change and its effects on human health become more pronounced and studied. The book is intended for environmental epidemiologists, medical students, physicians, health care providers, climate scientists, insurance industries and policy makers, but will also appeal to general enthusiasts of atmospheric, climate and medical sciences.
This resource is based on traditional Chinese, Ayurvedic, and Western medicines, which believe that most diseases can be prevented or cured by the correct amount of building nutrients and cleansing nutrients.
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Whether wildly or wryly funny, each poem in Phoebe Stuckes' debut presents an episode in the up-and-down life of a wise-cracking party girl inhabiting a world of dancefloors and bathrooms, but beneath the laughter and antics these are self-questioning poems about self-belief, self-image, vulnerability, insecurity, loneliness, trauma and survival.