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The Reluctant Healer
Before mid-1930s, health care in America was composed of many approaches. There coexisted a diversity of medical schools, each addressing a different facet of the healing arts. It was in the late 1930s that young Ralph Weiss was trained at the American School of Naturopathy in Manhattan, New York, under the guidance of Dr. Bendict Lust, the father of naturopathy. Dr. Weiss' path has crossed many of the pioneers of the naturopathic movement, including Kellogg, Pfeiffer, Shelton, Lee, Bragg, Walker and Howell, to mention just a few. Among the many patients he worked with was Edgar Cayce, the Sleeping Prophet. It was he who named Weiss his "reluctant healer." Whether by accident or fate, here is a personal look at a life dedicated to helping others in the gentle art of using nature to heal.
The Fasting Diet
A medically sound way to relieve common ailments, such as allergies and digestive complaints Fasting--going for short periods of time without certain types of foods--is gaining more attention for its ability to detoxify the body, strengthen the immune system, promote healing, and lead to heightened emotional awareness and clarity. Presented by an expert in the field, The Fasting Diet is a medically sound and risk-free approach that will allow you to achieve all of the benefits of fasting without endangering health or drastically altering your lifestyle.
When Joni Died
When she was a child, Joni Arable was told that God didn't want her wearing yellow sandals, or writing scary stories, or questioning authority figures. She was also told her parents shunned her Aunt Dottie for being a "liberal atheist." Joni never bought that vague excuse, but the message was clear: question the faith, you'll be disowned. Now, twenty-four and desperate to live her life fearlessly and without permission from anyone else, Joni is going to do something drastic. Against her mother's warnings, she's going to take a trip out west with her estranged Aunt Dottie. She's decided she's going to write scary stories again. She's going to wear whatever she feels like. And she's going to find out the real reason why her parents disowned her aunt.
The Adventures of Peter the Penguin
Peter and Wally are best friends and are starting school. They have never been apart or had to make new friends. Peter and Wally end up with different teachers so they had to make new friends. It was scary for them to talk to other kids, can they make new friends and enjoy their first day of school?
Juice Alive
The juice of fresh fruits and vegetables provides a powerhouse of antioxidents, vitamins, minerals, and enzymes. The trick is knowing which juices can best serve your individual needs.
The Name Is French the DNA Is Irish
'"SCAM!" Lynsi was staring blankly at her best friend. Like a caged animal, Andrea Alexander paced the living area of Lynsi's small studio apartment waving and stabbing, for emphasis, at a piece of paper in her hand.' By 24 Lynsi Baudouin had been through more trauma than should befall someone of that age. Having to bury her father while going through the pains of a nasty divorce from a very abusive man. The consequences of which brought on even more doubt and pains and thus plummeting her already poor self esteem even further. Little did she know at the time, that little piece of paper Andrea was waving was about to change Lynsi's life. As a woman with a very interesting heritage, she sudde...
Performance Anxiety in Media Culture
Performance Anxiety in Media Culture explores the culture of performance anxiety in the media-saturated contemporary world. It uses comparative case studies including film, social media, and popular music to examine the ways that personal concern regarding self-presentation becomes transformed into shared cultural expressions through the use of media technologies. Three initial chapters are dedicated to exploring the work of Erving Goffman, Jacques Lacan, and Jean Baudrillard as critical for a thorough understanding of how implications of a range of recent transformations in the methods for staging social performances are staged and in the ways that they are experienced and interpreted by others. Three subsequent chapters explore diverse case studies in the culture of performance anxiety: the representation of such anxieties in recent French cinema, the appearance of them in the world of fashion-based 'outfit of the day' blogs, and the attempt to refine a more fixed social persona in the nostalgic culture of rockabilly music.
Target Hong Kong
Brought to life by the personal accounts of six Navy pilots and one British POW, this is the history of the U.S. Navy airstrikes on Japanese-held Hong Kong. Commander John Lamade started the war in 1941 a nervous pilot of an antiquated biplane. Just over three years later he was in the cockpit of a cutting-edge Hellcat about to lead a strike force of 80 aircraft through the turbulent skies above the South China Sea. His target: Hong Kong. As a storm of antiaircraft fire darkened the sky, watching from below was POW Ray Jones. For three long years he and his fellow prisoners had endured near starvation conditions in a Japanese internment camp. Did these American aircraft, he wondered, herald ...
Getting Pregnant the Natural Way
The Wiley Women's Natural Health Series brings together mainstream, complementary, and alternative medical approaches. These unique books offer advice and support on a wide range of topics of concern to women, including perimenopause, breast health, and menopause. Are you experiencing infertility?Written by an authority in complementary medicine, Getting Pregnant the Natural Way is a compassionate guide that offers natural approaches to help you now. Drawing on the benefits of herbal medicine, homeopathy, nutritional therapies, and mind-body medicine in conjunction with the latest medical therapies, Dr. Deborah Gordon explains the mechanisms of fertility and the possible causes of infertility, then outlines a simple six-step program to help you: * Prepare your body, mind, and spirit for pregnancy * Prevent, control, or reverse conditions that impair fertility * Improve your overall feelings of health and well-being * Reduce stress and anxiety * Create balance in your life Uniquely created from a woman's perspective, Getting Pregnant the Natural Way offers support, wisdom, and hope for you to reach your goal of a healthy pregnancy.
No Doctors Required
The only book to ever be officially endorsed by the acclaimed Academy of Comprehensive Integrative Medicine, No Doctors Required is a must-have guide for everyone wanting to take control of their health using proven, and in many cases cutting-edge, self-care approaches they can do on their own. Most of these health-boosting methods aren't even known by most doctors. The information in No Doctors Required has never before been compiled in a single volume. Drawing on the author's nearly 30 years of research as a noted lay health expert and the recommendations of 15 of the world's most visionary health experts, including Drs. C. Norman Shealy, Zach Bush, W, Lee Cowden, Stephen Sinatra, and Brad...
