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Gayle Macdonald has produced an exceptional treasure store of valuable information. Her book will certainly be joining my book reference shelf. Medicine Hands provides an...

This is an extraordinary, highly sinister and bizarre tale, about the discovery by a reputable, indeed famous, scientist of the therapeutic properties of organic silica for a...

In Spring 1994, 54-year old Michael Gearin-Tosh was diagnosed with incurable multiple myeloma (cancer of the blood and immune system). The survival prognosis cited was bleak –...

Parsley: Like a Multi-vitamin Nutritionally: the culinary multi-vitamin; a nutrient powerhouse. Contains high levels of beta carotene, vitamin B12, chlorophyll, calcium, more...

This book was recommended to me by the Osteopath to my partner, who had been suffering intermittent neck and shoulder shooting pains, which appear to be related to posture and...

Why do general practitioners (GPs) seem so open to complementary therapies? The nature of family medicine is a clue: GPs deal mostly with acute disease, which would get better on...

The Editor of this substantive, weighty, yet inspiring book, Jennifer Barraclough, deserves congratulations in putting together an incredibly diverse groups of contributors,...

Drs Acharya and Shrivastava have achieved in this book the multi-faceted objectives of furthering the knowledge and documentation of the vital yet potentially disappearing...

Emotional Well-Being - Healing our Emotions What seems to happen for many of us is that in at least some areas of our lives, we get stuck on the Ladder on one or other rung....

This is a hugely informative book, well designed, clearly written, superbly illustrated and authoritatively referenced (28 pages of references, 100 to each page!). Dr Clayton,...