--Your health is not for sale" -- If you are in Canada, you can cruise on over to our Chapters.ca site. They've got some books that you won't find on Amazon, and the dollar amounts are in Canadian dollars. That's great if you're in Canada, and don't want the hassle of paying customs duty on your purchase. The HealthWatcher Bookstores Online help support public education in areas of medicine, alternative healthcare that are often ignored by other bookstores. If you are confused about the issues, come to HealthWatcher for a great selection of books and tapes, on the subjects you want. | Frederick Stare Hunter House |
Diseases & People Series |
Ken Mayer Windsor Publishing |
The Truth about Your Weight & Your Health Glenn A. Gaesser
Fawcett Books |
Introduction to nutrition and diet therapy for the health care worker Carolynn E. Townsend
Delmar Publishers
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Teen Health Library Rosen Publishing |
Consuming Passions: Catrina Brown In this far-reaching collection, twenty-two contributors explore how women can empower themselves to eat without guilt, to accept their bodies, and to engage in changing the actual conditions of their lives. Second Story Press
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Ruth R. Thone Haworth Press |
Teen Health Library Haworth Press
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Eating Disorders & Obesity: An Integrative Guide for Assessment & Treatment J. Kevin Thompson
American Psychological Assoc. |
Peter G. Kopelman |
Cumulus the Puffy Cloud: Benny Hardouin | Guilford Press |
Overcoming Eating Disorders : A Cognitive-Behavioral
Treatment for Bulimia Nervosa & Binge-Eating (Therapist's Edition) W. Stewart Agras Academic Press |
Debbie Danowski Hazelden Information Education |
Desperately Seeking Self Viola Fodor The intimate dialogue that forms the basis for Desperately Seeking Self is between a therapist and a client with bulimia--a composite character based on the many patients Viola Fodor has helped in her practice. Touching and insightful, it helps readers to open their minds, explore their inner natures, and recognize the importance of self-love in overcoming their eating disorders. |
Alternative Medicine or Magical Healing The Trick Is to Know the Difference George A. Ulett Although alternative medicine is now studied seriously in The National Institutes of Health and Harvard Medical School, questions of efficacy and practitioner motivation still cloud the topic. Alternative Medicine or Magical Healing attempts to give a balanced picture of the New Age healing movement and sorts out which treatments should be approached with caution or avoided, and which might be useful as complements to traditional medicine. Dr. Ulett was one of the first American physicians to study in China and Japan, and pioneered the use of acupuncture in this country. His long interest in holistic healing reflects an open-mindedness to other ways of treating and an interest in healing both body and spirit. Dr. Ulett is a past Director of the Missouri Department of Mental Health. He currently has a private practice in Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychiatry. Warren H. Green |
Healthsmarts: John Renner and Lewis Vaughn HealthFacts Publishing | Healers & Alternative Medicine: Gary Easthope Book Review |
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