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    • Cabin Fever
      Medicine
      March 2021

      Cabin Fever

      Surviving Lockdown in the Coronavirus Pandemic

      by Paul Crawford, Jamie Orion Crawford

      Cabin fever occurs at sea, on land, in the air, in space. Principally, it occurs in our minds. This fascinating book examines ‘cabin fever’ in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and the greatest confinement of people to their homes in history. The book outlines the origins and history of cabin fever, in particular, how this psychological folk syndrome emerged out of the affliction of physical infection,notably in the case of typhus, which spread from the overcrowded, rural cabins of Ireland in the Great Famine to the pioneering frontiers of North America. It was here that the notion of a psychological ‘fever’ or restlessness began to replace the actual physical fever of typhus, as pioneers took to cabins for long periods, especially during winter months. Similar syndromes, with different names, emerged in other challenging or remote regions. The book explores the evidence of mental decline caused by prolonged or extreme social isolation, in particular what we learn from penal history and solitary confinement as well as the importance of social connectivity in maintaining good mental health. Accounts from literature, memoir, and reportage reveal the fascinating and sometimes frightening aspects of the phenomenon. We are all learning how to live with lockdown and may have to do so long into the future. This book provides an account of the chief antidotes for cabin fever.

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    • Heal Yourself with Sunlight
      Medicine
      April 2010

      Heal Yourself with Sunlight

      by Andreas Moritz

      As the current Covid-19 crises persist, almost all governments are enforcing quarantine and lockdown, and public gatherings are being discouraged. Health officials took the same approach 100 years ago when the influenza was spreading around the world. The results were mixed. However, the experiences of the 1918 pandemic suggest one effective technique for dealing with the influenza: the open air and sun exposure treatment. The disinfecting power of nature --- fresh air and sunlight --- were amply proven potent, effective, and free through the hard-won experiences of Boston’s open-air hospital’s experiences in which they found severely ill flu patients nursed outdoors recovered better than those treated indoors. Putting infected patients out in the sun may have helped because it inactivates the influenza virus. It also kills bacteria that cause lung and other infections in hospitals. But what they did not know in 1918 was that the sunlight can also synthesize Vitamin D, low levels of which are linked to respiratory infections and susceptibility to influenza. Unfortunately open-air treatment had been replaced by antibiotic therapy before scientists were able to discover and confirm sunlight’s natural healing power. In this title, Andreas Moritz provided scientific evidence that sunlight is essential for good health, and that a lack of sun exposure can be held responsible for many of today’s ailments. Sunlight is a nutrient, a medicine, a remedy, all at once. It is not some bottled compound you can find at a drug store alone. It is naturally available to everyone. The dosage is under your control and your body easily tells you when you have had just about the right amount of it. Unfortunately, even though sunlight is readily available all through the day, many people fail to profit from it. Read this book to learn how you can harness sunlight, nature’s most potent and curative powers, for maintaining good health.

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    • Trusted Partner
      The Living Wetsuit
      Medicine
      November 2021

      The Living Wetsuit

      Fascia: The Body's Fabric of Life

      by Sue Adstrum PhD

      Imagine this wetsuit alive, dynamic, infused with an energy – a spirit – that disappears when we die. This wetsuit, The Living Wetsuit, is a simple analogy that helps explain and demystify fascia, the main connective tissue in our body. Understanding fascia is the key to understanding our own bodies and health, giving us a powerful tool to improve the ways we look after, treat, and heal ourselves. In the Living Wetsuit, Sue Adstrum traces the fascinating history of anatomy, explaining how and why our understanding of the human body – particularly fascia – has evolved over time. Exploring the crucial role fascia plays in our body, the book explains how it becomes damaged or hurt over time, and the practical solutions we can use to fix and care for our fascia. A unique, engaging analysis on the intersections of historic, cultural, and medical knowledge, The Living Wetsuit is an essential read for anyone who has a body. CONTENTS Include:1 – Anatomy Matters2 – Anatomies3 – Anatomised Bodies4 – Fascia5 – Fascial Anatomy6 – The Living Wetsuit7 – The Body’s Fabric of Life8 – When Things Start to Go Wrong with the Living Wetsuit9 – Healing the Living Wetsuit10 – The Living Wetsuit in the 21st Century

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    • Cannabis Pharmacy (revised edition)
      Medicine
      December 2017

      Cannabis Pharmacy (revised edition)

      The Practical Guide to Medical Marijuana

      by Micheal Backes; foreword by Andrew Weil, M.D.

      The most comprehensive book available on understanding and using medical marijuana, Cannabis Pharmacy combines scientific and evidence-based research with practical, easy-to-understand information. Written by Michael Backes, a respected expert in the field, the book begins with the history of medical marijuana and an explanation of how cannabinoids, medicinally active substances produced within the plant, work with the body’s own endocannibinoid system. Backes goes on to explore 27 of the most popular cannabis varieties, how to identify them, and the medial conditions for which patients have reported effectiveness. Additional chapters describe how to prepare and store cannabis, how best to administer those preparations, how to control dosage, and so on. Also included is a guide that looks at 29 ailments and conditions for which doctors commonly recommend medical marijuana. Meticulously researched, written in an easy and accessible style, Cannabis Pharmacy provides the clearest, most complete, and most practical information available on the use and benefits of medial marijuana.

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    • Anything Can Be Healed
      Complementary medicine

      Anything Can Be Healed

      by Martin Brofman

      This title offers a healer's tutorial and reference. It is also a user's manual for the body/mind interface through the chakras (energy centres) described in Eastern traditions, as explained with Western concepts of psychology. The physical body is seen as a mirror of the consciousness within, and specific tensions on the physical level are seen as reflecting correspondingly specific tensions in the conscious about specific issues in the life of the individual experiencing the symptoms.;Each symptom is associated with a particular way of being, a particular personality profile, in the same way that heart disease is associated with type "A" behaviour. The "way of being" reflects as stressed way in which the individual interacts with his or her environment and which is actually the inner cause to the outer symptom. Healing the symptom, then, involves not only releasing the tension on the physical level, but also the cause, by letting go of the stressful way of interacting with the environment. The process of healing thus implies a process of transformation.;This book deals with the various elements of the healing process, including transformation, and is of interest to those wishing to be healed, as well as those wishing to use these concepts to understand and help others. The methods used are compatible with all philosophies and all religions. This is a Westernized system, in that there are no secret symbols and no one to call "master" - only tools that anyone can easily use.

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    • Crystal Power
      Complementary medicine

      Crystal Power

      Mythology and History : The Mystery, Magic and Healing Properties of Crystals, Stones and Gems

      by Andreas Guhr

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    • The Healing Crystal First Aid Manual
      Complementary medicine

      The Healing Crystal First Aid Manual

      A Practical a to Z of Common Ailments and Illnesses and How They Can Be Best Treated With Crystal Therapy

      by Michael Gienger

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    • Medicine Hands
      Complementary medicine

      Medicine Hands

      Massage Therapy for People With Cancer

      by Gayle MacDonald

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    • A Hanging Chart of Simplified Taiji Quan
      Complementary medicine
      December 1994

      A Hanging Chart of Simplified Taiji Quan

      by Wang Fu

      Chinese Wushu

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    • Traditional Herbal Medicines
      Complementary medicine

      Traditional Herbal Medicines

      A Guide to Their Safer Use

      by Lakshman Karalliedde, Rita Fitzpatrick, Debbie Shaw

      The part played by traditional medicines in our health care continues to increase year on year. Used for many centuries, they have the reputation of being gentler, less invasive, and more 'natural' than modern western prescription medicines. However, for individuals seeking care that includes traditional medicines there are in fact many risks. While the toxic profiles of western medicines have been precisely and extensively documented and publicised, the harmful effects of traditional medicines taken on their own, or often in combination with western medicines, are not well enough known to ensure safe use.In this highly structured compendium, Dr Lakshman Karalliedde brings together what is currently known and has been scientifically validated regarding traditional medicines from around the world. Covering Chinese, Afro-Caribbean, Unani and Ayurvedic traditional medicines, this book describes the sources of these medicines, their known effects and side-effects, recommended dosages, and, very importantly, precautions.Every practitioner prescribing traditional medicines to their patients should have a copy of this book. Individuals who seek the help of complementary therapists and take these medicines will also want to have a copy for reference.

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    • Second Chance
      Complementary medicine
      May 2016

      Second Chance

      Regaing your health with tissue salts

      by Eva F Schoenfeld

      Eva, the founding member of the Academy of Tissue Salts wrote this book for a full spectrum of users from; concerned parents to medicle practitioners to pharmacists. It explained in simple down to earth terms the need for Tissue Salts, especiall with our current depleted soil conditions. The teachings offer many case studies (showing before and after photos of T/S use), as well as an A to Z of over 700 complaintes, caused by depleted Tissue Salts. An extreamly well researched and documented work.

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    • Bach Flower Remedies for Animals
      Veterinary medicine

      Bach Flower Remedies for Animals

      by Helen Graham

      This text aims to provide the reader with information on the use of flower essence remedies in the treatment of animals of all kinds. Every year millions of family pets as well as farm animals, often physically fit and healthy, are destroyed because of unruly behaviour, incontinence, excessive noisiness, aggression, possessiveness, destructiveness and other problems. This is avoidable. A correction to the problem can be brought about by the use of flower remedies.;This book describes emotions in animals and their influence on behaviour. Each of the 38 Bach flower remedies are described with their application in the treatment of a range of domestic animals including horses. Diagnostic symptoms, animal by animal, together with appropriate treatment regimes are illustrated with case histories.

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    • The Photographic Atlas of Acupuncture
      Complementary medicine

      The Photographic Atlas of Acupuncture

      by Antoine Bereder

      This unique and exceptional acupuncture atlas is a high quality reference book that will last a lifetime. It is close to 600 pages in colour, printed on heavy, coated paper and with stitched bindings, designed to withstand daily use during consultations. It highlights the main meridians, the secondary circuits, internal branches, Jing Jin, Luo and Jing Bie circuits, using real photographs rather than sketches. This makes it easier to see and understand the overall energy network in three dimensions. The first section provides an overall introduction to the network of meridians, vessels and chakras. The second looks at the same meridians within their anatomical zones, while the third provides a highly detailed index to find any point or meridian quickly.·Organs, muscles and bones are superimposed on the photos to locate points more easily and accurately·Practical, beautiful and sturdy design makes it ideal for use during consultations·Checked for accuracy by the French College of Chinese Medicine

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    • Bach Flower Remedies for Cats
      Complementary medicine

      Bach Flower Remedies for Cats

      by Martin J. Scott

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    • Healing, Hype or Harm?
      Complementary medicine
      June 2008

      Healing, Hype or Harm?

      A Critical Analysis of Complementary or Alternative Medicine

      by Ernst, Edzard, B01; Ross, Nick, A23

      The scientists, academics and practitioners writing this book are not ‘against’ complementary or alternative medicine (CAM), but they are very much ‘for’ evidence-based medicine and single standards. They aim to counter-balance the many uncritical...

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    • Gem Water
      Mind, Body, Spirit

      Gem Water

      How to Prepare and Use More Than 130 Crystal Waters for Therapeutic Treatments

      by Joachim Goebel

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    • Reiki Shamanism
      Complementary medicine

      Reiki Shamanism

      A Guide to Out-of-body Healing

      by Jim Pathfinder Ewing

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    • Improve Your Vision
      Complementary medicine

      Improve Your Vision

      Your Inner Guide to Clearer Vision

      by Martin Brofman

      No alternative to glasses or contact lenses? Improve your vision by looking at the psychology behind the process of seeing! We do not only see through our eyes but with our whole being: What appears in our vision is translated through the knowledge of our brain into what and how clearly we actually see it. This knowledge of our world and how we stand in it is the reality we create ourselves - a reality we are able to change if we choose to. Martin Brofman shows us a variety of simple methods to influence and improve our vision: Through positive thinking, affirmations and visualizations, stress relaxation and Yoga eye exercises we can permanently alter our way of thinking and, indeed, our way of perceiving the world and us in it - which brings us a vision we have not thought possible before.

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