Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Secret Potions Elixirs and Concoctions or Your Inner Pharmacy

Secret Potions, Elixirs and Concoctions: Botanical and Aromatic Recipes for Mind, Body and Soul

Author: Marie Anakee Miczak

This interesting book contains, in an easy-to-understand format, many ways to utilize botanicals including essential oils, herbs & more for use in everyday life. All you need are simple ingredients & equipment such as a blender to be on your way to quickly whipping up a lavish spa treatment or healing remedy.



Book about: Choice Cookery or Simplify and Celebrate

Your Inner Pharmacy: Taking Back Your Wellness

Author: Robert Blaich

Your Inner Pharmacy deconstructs the assumption that health and well-being are the responsibility of the government, the medical system, or an insurance company. Teaching facets of health and health care that most people never learned in school or from their primary physicians, the author shows readers how to create an awareness of their own bodily needs, a task too often abdicated to pharmaceutical companies. Bridging the divide between traditional and alternative medicine, Your Inner Pharmacy shows how each fits into the current healthcare system. Far more than just another "how to" book, it shifts paradigms about healthcare and motivates readers to engage in healthy living. Readers learn how to create their own commonsense health plan, an organized program of weekly health-promoting activities, stress reduction, diet, exercise, and routine maintenance. By investing just 10% of their leisure time into these activities, readers experience a dramatically improved quality of life.



Table of Contents:
Acknowledgmentsxi
Introductionxiii
Part 1The New Landscape
1Understanding Chronic Disease3
2Understanding Health23
Part 2Healthcare for Life
3An Integrated System of Healthcare35
4The Missing Piece in Your Healthcare39
5What Holistic Healthcare Looks Like in Real Life105
Part 3Health Planning 101
6It's about Time: Create Your Healthy Lifestyle171
7Getting it Right: Eat, Play, and Think Yourself to Health183
Epilogue215
Resources219
Notes221
Index227

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