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This is your guide in making informed decisions using TCM for your health and well-being. Learn why TCM isfrequently used to help people reduce their dependency on prescription drugs, fad diet programs, sleeping aids...... (2009) 245pp

A radical, unique departure from all other tea books, touching upons teas transcendental nature. While much is written about teas healing and curative properties, its mystical attributes get little attention. A good read. (2008) 126pp

We all have the unique power of self-mastery - the power to do whatever and act however we want. But we also have doubts and fears, and these often get in the way of us realising our dreams and being able to achieve anything we want. (2009) 254pp

The hotest new book of Oriental philosophy is more than 2,400 years old. The tactics of war taught by Sun Tzu can provide a guide as helpful in getting ahead as any of the looking out forno.1 genre of pop psychology and positivism. (1971) 197pp

This book describes the fungus, its history and its geographical spread, its effect and its content. Includes many case histories. - By Rosina Fasching. (1995) 54pp plus 7 colour photographs

Primarily written for practitioners of complementary therapies, this book explores the important role of the therapeutic relationship in orthodox and complementary health-care treatment.By Mitchell and Cormack. (1998) 173pp

This new updated book offers a host of beautifying recipes to make at home. The book contains 100 recipes, none of which require qualifications in chemistry or witchcraft. (2008) 160pp

Written in an accessible and engaging style, with many contributors in health care, this book tackles issues of the placebo effect in complementary medicine. - By David Peters. (2001) 235pp

Did you know that a lack of proper vitamin D has been scientifically connected to 17 varieties of cancer, along with many other life threatening diseases? Read about this wonder vitamin that can improve your health. (2009) 214pp

A classic treatise on urine therapy based on the principle that substances to cure all disease are to be found in man himself. - By J. Armstrong. (1995) 144pp