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The Body Electric
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Cross Currents
Discusses the impact of electromagnetic pollution on the human body, and describes alternate healing methods that make use of the body's innate electrical healing systems.
Electromagnetism and Life
The environment is now thoroughly polluted by man-made sources of electromagnetic radiation with frequencies and magnitudes never before present. Man's activities have probably changed the earth's electromagnetic background to a greater degree than they have changed any other natural physical attribute of the earth. The evidence now indicates that the present abnormal electromagnetic environment constitutes a significant health risk. There are also positive aspects of the relationship between electromagnetism and life. Clinical uses of electromagnetic energy are increasing and promise to expand into important areas in the near future. This book synthesizes the various aspects of the role of electricity in biology.
Becker
"This work is an illustrated biography of Walter F. Becker, a man who achieved a measure of succes following some very modest beginnings, and who succeeded in passing to subsequent generations some of the talents he developed during his earth-long journey. Preceding this biography is some background history about his parents and their homeland in Germany. Included are some special remembrances about the person of Walter, and a brief story about Mildred, his wife."--Preliminaries.
Robert Becker Oral History (interview Code: 9905)
Zusammenfassung: Audiovisual testimony of a Holocaust survivor. Includes pre-war, wartime, and post-war experiences
Nancy Lancaster
The life and work of Nancy Lancaster "whose inborn decorating genius culminated in her creation of the style (chintz, elegance, cozy clutter) that flourishes today as the English Country look."--Jacket.
Do You Know ... ?
Every night, somewhere in the world, three or four musicians will climb on stage together. Whether the gig is at a jazz club, a bar, or a bar mitzvah, the performance never begins with a note, but with a question. The trumpet player might turn to the bassist and ask, Do you know Body and Soul'? - and from there the subtle craft of playing th...
A Heretic in the Henhouse
Bernard has lung cancer, but he isn't about to take it lying down, so when he has to go into the local hospice, St. Righteous, for symptom control he's none too happy. As a retired Detective Inspector he doesn't suffer fools gladly and unfortunately he finds St. Righteous full of fools. It's only when he teams up with Sheila, a larger than life Health Care Assistant and Dr. John, a part time GP at the hospice and his mongrel dog Rocky that things begin to look up. A series of events leads the three of them to realise that all is not well at St. Righteous and when a mysterious benefactor appears, Bernard's professional curiosity gets the better of him and puts them all in mortal danger. I hope you enjoy this light hearted look at the inside workings of the fictional hospice of St. Righteous. A place that exemplifies the 'warm and fuzzy' nature of hospice care and a classic example of how behind the often grand and therapeutic façade, the insidious grasp of power, complacency, snobbery and egos out of control can lead to it all going spectacularly wrong.
Addicted to Misery
The author examines the various ways in which codependents "set themselves up" for misery. Through the use of worksheets and self-help experiments, he provides detailed guidelines on recovery.
