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Weeding Out the Myths About Marijuana, Expanded Edition
by Raymond WigginsIs marijuana safe? Can marijuana cause physical or mental illness, and can those problems be permanent? Is marijuana addictive? Is marijuana a gateway drug? Should marijuana be legal, and does legalization decrease crime? Does marijuana have adverse effects on a User’s loved ones and society? Is marijuana a miracle drug that treats many medical problems? Are CBD and delta-8 safe and effective? What, if anything, does the Bible say about marijuana? Is it okay for Christians to smoke marijuana? D... more -
Parents Pocket Guide to Surviving the Preschool Years
by Danielle R LindnerThe preschool years can be daunting for everyone. In fact, every year of raising a child will present a parent with new challenges and dilemmas that they never thought they would have to deal with. However, the joys of having a child who loves you, asks you to tuck them in at night, looks to you for comfort and security, and wants nothing more than to hold your hand make it all worth it. This book is meant to help you navigate some of the many hurdles that parents face during those early years,... more -
I Forgive You For Your Diaper
by A. ParentA fun and funny book for anyone who has ever changed a diaper. A kids book for adults. -
Dr. Brown: The American Medical Problem
by H. Doyle SmithWe have problems in our health care when a significant portion of our GDP is spent on health care, and the price of health care is beyond the ability of anyone to pay because too much money is wasted, and intrinsic systems are creating problems. -
Look Up!
by Jenna Lee DillonWhat if the secret to effortless and enjoyable travel with your kids is…you? Modern parents are up against a lot. They’re raising children with less support, higher expectations, and more guilt and complexity than ever. No wonder parents are exhausted and in that exhaustion, turn to devices to get by, especially during travel. Look Up! offers an alternative perspective — that traveling “eyes up” with children can be magical! Laugh and learn with Jenna Lee Dillon as she shares comical ... more -
Parenting Love: Clever Ideas Learned From Raising 200 Children
by Kathleen Paydo RNParenting Love: Clever Ideas Learned from Raising 200 Children outlines parenting techniques and discipline strategies. Using experience gained from raising 200 foster children, this book will explain a multitude of ways to parent many children—from tots to teens. Parenting Love provides a boots-on-the-ground approach with real-life stories for traditional, blended, and foster families. It explains how to guide children through childhood experiences, to develop their natural abilities, and to... more -
Positive Thinking as a Way of Life
by Louise PearcePenned with a profound desire to aid individuals grappling with mental hurdles like depression, dwindling motivation, and self-assurance, this book serves as a companion in your journey towards self-betterment. Through its affirming lines and a special emphasis on the EODs - daily nuggets of positivity, the author aspires to instill a renewed sense of self-worth, nudging you to stand tall, gradually bolstering your confidence and self-esteem with each passing day. In the face of today’s global a... more -
Impact Parenting
by Rachel GunnImpact Parenting is here to help you navigate the different stages of raising children with confidence. Throughout the book, parent educator Rachel Gunn provides practical, research-backed principles such as setting consistent boundaries and fostering open communication that you can adapt within your own family dynamic. These principles are tried and true, offering a dependable way to support your child's development and well-being.
Rachel's unique blend of research and personal... more
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Help! My Room Exploded
by Annie EklövMain Points: The focus of this book is three-fold. First, it dives into the root of the problem for many families struggling with ADHD which is parent/child relationships. The question arises how can we have positive relationships and interactions with kids who are constantly on the verge of explosion? Parents can take heart there is an explanation for why you pull away and feel disconnected from edgy, disruptive children. It’s not your fault! You can only take so many negative interactions... more -
Bad Shot? ASAP: Detox!: How My Own Poisoning Revealed the Truth About the Covid Shots
by Christine PadovanBack in 2013, Christine Padovan met a young woman who became the key to her understanding years later that the Covid-19 shots and most mRNA shots had a similar problem. Christine and other family and friends were slow poisoned by this disturbed woman with heavy metals hidden from view of regular doctor and hospital tests by nano technology. Fast forward to late 2020 through today, and the same symptoms people have experienced when they have received one or more Covid-19 shots were the same sy... more -
Unthreading The Mysteries of Cancer: A Journey Through Research & Awareness
by Abu KhatibOffering a captivating exploration into the intricate complexities of this pervasive disease. From delving onto the underlying biological mechanisms to examining the latest breakthroughs in treatment modalities, this book takes readers on a compelling journey through the forefront of cancer. With insights from leading experts and compelling narratives of resilience from patients and caregivers, it illuminates the ongoing quest to unthread the mysteries of cancer and offers hope for a future free... more -
Diets Demystified A Critical Evaluation of Popular Plans
by Michelle HallSixteen of today's most popular diets are summarized in one read. With a special section for fitness goals, a pull-out section for grocery lists, and progress charts. -
The Nine Shifts: The Mind-First Method to Transform Your Body and Your Life
by Deekron KrikorianHow many times have we heard the worn-out advice “eat less and move more” as a way of changing our body? Traditional approaches that only focus on diet or exercise often fail to deliver long-term results. That’s because they do not account for the mental, physical, and external obstacles that can derail us from staying consistent with our habits. Accordingly, challenges such as emotional eating, a lack of motivation, an aging body, or life obligations can prevent us from maintaining the bo... more -
The Alzheimer's/Hearing Aid Paradox: In Search of Sanity
by Robert KeeferIn everyday language, the book explains how Johns Hopkins scientists and the NIH showed that 30 million Americans with hearing loss have up to 500% higher risk of dementia (including Alzheimer’s) and falls with broken bones, and yet the vast majority (80%) don’t use hearing aids. It serves as a easy-to-use guidebook to overcome three obstacles (including Medicare policies), so that people can get hearing aids that work as well as advertised and that can dramatically reduce their risk of Alzheim... more -
Hope for Healing Liver Disease in Your Dog
by Cyndi SmasalIn "Hope for Healing Liver Disease in Your Dog," Cyndi Smasal offers a compassionate guide for pet parents navigating the challenging waters of canine liver disease. Drawing from her personal experience with her dog, Norman, Cyndi presents a holistic approach to healing that encompasses the mind, body, and spirit of our four-legged companions. This 20th-anniversary edition is enriched with two decades of research and practical knowledge, featuring natural treatments, liver-friendly recipes, and ... more -
Strong to Save
by David Emerson FrostBe stronger to die harder and later (as in 7 to 10 years later than most of your demographic peers. Grip these words of strongman Mark Rippetoe, "Strength is a most important thing in life. Whether you believe it or not." Believe Mark and trust me! May I paraphrase what he contends? The essential cornerstone of your physical bank is functional strength. You want and need to move and put things in motion for the next ~ fifty years. I’m not clairvoyant, so I cannot see into the future of 2073 A... more