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RE-Cycling

by Bruce Wynkoop

This book is not for the put-your-head-down-and-ride-like-the-wind-while-only-seeing-the-pavement-and-the-tire-in-front-of-you-rider. It is a primer for adults who want to get back into cycling but have been putting it off because they are unsure of how to go about it. The author covers, in plain language, with a touch of humor, starting out, buying the bike, equipment, where to ride, the rules of the road, more comfortable riding, and riding more seriously. He gives common sense suggestions for... more

Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control: The "No Pressure" Solution

by David DeRose MD, MPH

Three practicing clinicians provide practical strategies for addressing “the silent killer,” high blood pressure. Using the “NO PRESSURE” mnemonic, readers are exposed to ten holistic approaches that medical science documents can lower blood pressure in thirty days or less—without medications.

Sleep Well: Reduce Insomnia And Increase Your Energy, Focus, Health, Fitness And Creativity By Sleeping Better Every Night: Redu

by Sam Wright

If you’ve ever struggled to fall asleep, stay asleep, or simply get enough quality sleep, then this book is for you. Follow the five easy to digest chapters to achieve great sleep every night. See the improvements good quality sleep can bring to your life. Find out more about why sleeping is the most important thing you can do for your mental, emotional, and physical well-being. This simple and succinct guide could be just the thing to help alleviate your sleeping difficulties starting tonight.

yoga

by gaurav manral

yoga is the best way to find yourself. Daily use of yoga can control your body and mind also you can connect with others. Rishikesh is the birth of yoga and almost every person know about the name of rishikesh is holy land of yoga. in yoga have many poses and you should do these poses under the experienced yoga teachers. Under these yoga teachers you can know about the yoga fully. and you can improve yourself. easily. yoga is best for live healthy , long and happy life.

A Parent's Guide to Video Games: The essential guide to understanding how video games impact your child's physical, social, and

by Rachel Kowert

Over the last forty years, video games have transformed from a niche market to a multibillion-dollar industry. No longer limited to arcade parlors, video games are everywhere and are accessible at any time. Along with the popularization of video games has come a growing concern about their ability to transform those who play them into antisocial killing machines who are desensitized to violence, have no friends, and will forever live in their parents’ basements. But are these fears based in real... more

Winning the War Against Erectile Dysfunction

by George Vidaurre

Winning the War Against Erectile Dysfunction contains an introduction and 10 chapters that explain how widely spread is erectile dysfunction among men of all ages all over the world, describes how the environment surrounding us can alter the levels of testosterone in men generating erection function problems, provides evidence of the remarkable health benefits of having sex on a regular basis at any age and specially at an older age, describes the different organs and the key elements for men... more

Ancient Map for Modern Birth

by Pam England

Pregnancy puts women on the threshold of a great rite of passage; they need a map to get from "here" to "there" without getting lost. Every modern woman has access to the health consumer map showing how to navigate routine obstetric care. Yet many women know something is missing from that map--and they are in luck--because that "something" is in this book. Gathering information is not enough. Wishful thinking is not a plan. ANCIENT MAP FOR MODERN BIRTH shows wome... more

Ancient Map for Modern Birth: Preparation, Passage, and Personal Growth for Your Childbearing Year

by Pam England, CNM, MA

Pregnancy puts women on the threshold of a great rite of passage; they need a map to get from "here" to "there" without getting lost. Every modern woman has access to the health consumer map showing them how to navigate routine obstetric care. But many women know something is missing from that map--that "something" is the ancient, inner map--and it's in this book. Gathering information is not enough. Wishful thinking is not a plan. ANCIENT MAP FOR MODERN BIRTH shows women how to prepare for, and... more

Music from the Trenches

by Mary Jane Wilkie

Cast as a memoir, this book offers Ms. Wilkie's experiences as a music educator, sharing insights into the music-learning process. It describes the many benefits of music-making and performing, and will encourage parents to reconsider the family's engagement with music. It is not "prescriptive," i.e., does not present a problem + solution, but rather the goal is to help parents understand the music-learning process, enabling them to make the best decisions on their own.

Busy Mom's Cheat Sheet: Raising Happy Healthy Kids

by Lilly Cadoch

"Busy Mom's Cheat Sheet: Raising Happy Healthy Kids" is a book for moms and all caregivers who are always on-the-go between work, school, extracurricular activities and are having challenges leading a healthy family lifestyle. They have the desire to feed their kids healthy food but don’t know where to begin. This book shares the tools to teach kids how to have a healthy body and a healthy mind. From healthy eating, exercise, and sleep to gratitude, positive thinking and medi... more

EAT One/Half make WEIGHT LOSS easy

by O.Bey MD

Are You Ready for a Healthy Stress-Free Way to Lose Weight?

Common sense oriented, EAT One/Half make WEIGHT LOSS easy places an emphasis on making good food choices. It introduces lifelong practices, not fad diets or unhealthy regimens. There is also support, encouraging you to take control of weight loss. Whatever weight challenge you face, the EAT One/Half™ plan is a means of building a healthy eating lifestyle. The plan helps you:

v Be more a... more

Go Go Yoga Kids: Empower Kids for Life Through Yoga

by Sara J. Weis

8 Steps to Getting Real with Cancer: Empowering Newly-Diagnosed Patients and Those Who Love Them

by Marianne C. McDonough

8 Steps to Getting Real with Cancer is a practical, compassionate step-by-step guide that addresses the critical first weeks of diagnosis and treatment when patients feel powerless and suddenly have to navigate an avalanche of information, decisions, and soul-searing questions. The book is divided into 8 Steps that coincide with those questions, such as:

What do I believe about cancer and myself as a cancer patient?

How shall I interact with others?

How do I work wit... more

Plus Size Mama: An overweight mom gets real about weight loss

by Miranda Gargasz

Plus Size Mama begins like any good story, with the author being up-front about what her weight loss goals are and admitting that she isn't thin or healthy at the outset. With keen insight and humor, Miranda Gargasz shares anectdotes about what stood in the way of attaining her goals, including polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), the medical profession, the sometimes cruel attitudes of others, finances, and her own attitude about herself. Through shared research and discoveries, Gargasz offers c... more

Your Holistically Hot Transformation: Embrace a Healthy Lifestyle Free of Dieting, Confusion and Self-Judgment

by Marissa Vicario

Are you tired of fad diets and all-juice cleanses? Confused about all the conflicting nutrition information available? Over feeling guilty for your nutrition slip-ups? Finally learn to trust yourself to make slimming, nutritious and energizing choices without dieting, confusion and self-judgment! Award-winning Health Coach and Women's Lifestyle Expert, Marissa Vicario, wasn't always as healthy and happy as she is today. There was a time when her diet had more macaroni and cheese and G&T's t... more

Food for Thought

by Stephanie Jack, Ph.D.

If you?re a busy health care professional, a grab-and-go food choice might seem practical, but it can have devastating consequences. But many health care professionals make that exact choice?and it?s easy to see why. They must stay energized while seeing patients every ten minutes, conducting surgical procedures, and seeing to administrative tasks?all while keeping up with scholarly journals. Stephanie Jack, Ph.D., explores the implications of quick eating decisions, zeroing in on how whit... more

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