Help your patients lose weight and maintain a healthy weight without crazy fads or yo-yo diets. Learn effective techniques for counseling patients about eating a healthy, nutritional and energetic diet. (2007) 163pp

Green onion, ginger and garlic are indispensable flavourings for cooking delicious dishes.They are also very useful to treating many diseases.This book explores their pharmaceutical value.More than 600 recipes.- By Wang F. and Duan, Y. (1998) 154 pp.

The first book to combine fundamental principles of cooking and kitchen design, this book includes nourishing recipes carefully selected to keep your energies in balance with the changing seasons. Colour illustrated. - By Lam Kam Chuen. (1999) 159pp

For the first time, a total view of macrobiotics is available in one volume, an essential sourcebook for its adherents and students, and for anyone interested in a happer, healthier life.- By Ronald Kotzsch. (1985) 292pp

After a general introduction the book pays attention to the characterics,points for attention of treatment,cooking, compatibility and incomptability of treatment, correct application of medicated diet. Very comprehensive. - By Hou, J. (Ed) (1994)188pp

Easy-to-follow book providing practical information needed to make macrobiotics work for you. 120 palate-pleasing dishes.- By Lisa Turner (1995) 220pp

This book is a laypersons guide to healthy eating through the wisdom of Chinese medicine. You will learn the Chinese medical description for digestion & all the practical implications of this description for day to day diet.- By B.Flaws (1998)132pp

This book presents the wisdom of the ancient Chinese who were very much in tune with their bodies and the surrounding environment. This is both a healing system and a disease prevention system. - By Ni Maoshing. (1989) 239pp

Repeated antibiotic consuption and imbalance of Candida Albicans may lead to fatigue, headaches, depression, PMS, sexual dysfunction,asthma,ADHD,autism,& problems with the digestive & urinary tract. Easy to follow steps to better health. (2006) 275pp