Making Love: A Guide to Sexual Fulfilment For Men - And Women

Self-Help

michael-castleman

Relationships

Penguin

The definitive, thorough care-giver's guide to Alzheimer's Disease incorporates the latest scientific and medical research and uses family profiles to show how people cope with, treat, and possibly even prevent this common ailment. Reprint.

There's Still a Person in There: The Complete Guide to Treating and Coping with Alzheimer's

Dolores Gallagher-Thompson

Matthew NAythons

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Perigee Trade

Before You Call the Doctor is the thorough and medically responsible self-case guide everyone needs. Written in clear, easy-to-understand language, it covers the essentials of home care for hundreds of ailments, from serious illnesses such as heart failure and emphysema to everyday maladies such as colds and constipation. Each entry explains the disorder, lists effective at-home treatments, identifies when you should see your doctor, and highlights those signs and symptoms that warrant immediate professional treatment. Before You Call the Doctor also covers: -- First-Aid for common medical emergencies -- The seven keys to optimal health -- a lifelong system to cut medical costs -- Men's and women's health issues -- How to stock your medicine cabinet, maintain a family health record -- and much more. Doctors are -- and always have been -- the treatment alternative of last retort, after Band-Aids, aspirin, and home remedies like Mom's chicken soup. If you want to be an informed participant in your own medical well-being instead of a passive consumer you owe it to yourself to read Before You Call the Doctor, the book that belongs in the home library of anyone who's ever taken a temperature -- or an aspirin.

Before You Call the Doctor

Simons M.D., Anne

Reference

Ballantine Books

How to help develop solutions to sexual problems.

Sexual Solutions

Simon&Schuster

The Healing Herbs provides the information you need to use the earth's wonderful bounty of medicinal plants confidently, effectively, and above all, safely. It examines 100 of the most widely used, most easily available, most familiar, and most fascinating medicinal plants, tracing their history, folklore, and healing properties, and summarizing the latest scientific research on their many benefits. The Healing Herbs also explains where to find the herbs, how to take them, store and prepare them, even how to grow them. The Healing Herbs also includes an easy-to-use A-to-Z herb encyclopedia, plus a section titled Prevention and Treatment: A Fast-action Guide to Using the Healing Herbs, including: Conditions--from ear infection to stress, A-to-Z conditions and the herbs you can use to treat and prevent specific symptoms and diseases; Healing Actions--from antibiotic to sedative, an A-to-Z list of medicinal uses with herbs as a natural alternative to certain medicines; Other Uses--some unusual uses for the healing herbs, for example as insect repellent or memory improvement. Both Conditions and Healing Actions include special precautions about certain herbs, whether in preparation, long-term use, or short-term effects.

The Healing Herbs: The Ultimate Guide to the Curative Power of Nature's Medicines

Alternative Medicine

Rodale Books

Compiled with a Board of Advisors, experts in both Western and Eastern medicine, this big book includes chapters on such diverse topics as ayurvedic medicine, yoga, acupuncture, nutrition, vegetarianism, tai chi, meditation, music, massage, chiropractic and many more. A resources guide and index in the back.

Bottom Line Health's complete Book of Simple Solutions

2,354 Faster, Easier, Better Cutting-Edge Cures. This book answers many medical questions. It discusses the real benefits and possible risks of the enormous range of therapies available today. It discusses which combination of approaches works best for more than 100 diseases and health conditions.

Bottom Line Health's Complete Book of Simple Solutions

A Berkley Medallion Book

Bottom Line's Complete Book of Integrated Health S

Imagine Dick Francis writing about journalism instead of horse racing, and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil set in the City by the Bay instead of Savanah. That should provide some inkling of the depth, richness, action, and intrigue of The Lost Gold of San Francisco. 
The day before the 1906 earthquake, a U.S. Army company failed to pick up $130,000 in misstruck $20 gold pieces at the San Francisco Mint for return to Denver to be melted down. The coins’ San Francisco "S" mint marks, had been accidentally double-struck: "SS." In the confusion following the Big One, with fires threatening the Mint and armed gangs massing to attack, Mint Superintendent Herbert Walther sends the misstrikes to Army headquarters by wagon. The coins never arrive. Only two are ever found. They become the most storied coins in U.S. history. The others become the lost gold of San Francisco. 
Jump to 1989: Chester Worthington Gilchrist III, billionaire publisher of the San Francisco Foghorn newspaper donates his priceless coin collection to the venerable California Museum. It contains one of the two known 1906-SS gold pieces. Brash reporter Ed Rosenberg covers the story. Then the founder of the Museum turns up murdered. He has a long list of enemies, but soon, the chief suspect is Gilchrist’s son, Chet, just pardoned after 10 years as a fugitive charged with heroin trafficking. Ed chases the story from the Golden Gate Bridge to the gay Castro to a posh art gallery on Union Square. More bodies drop, and Ed suspects a connection to the lost gold. Meanwhile, Ed locks horns with a rogue’s gallery of San Francisco characters, including the bulldog owner of the alternative weekly newspaper, and the swashbuckling founder of a controversial magazine that mixes investigative reporting and naked women. For help, Ed turns to a rabbinical school dropout who shoots a mean ga! 
me of pool, a young Chinese-American reporter with a black belt in karate, and an exotic woman with a talent for public relations, who’s even more talented in private. Soon Ed isn’t just reporting the story. Someone is shooting at him. 
The Lost Gold of San Francisco is a vivid, compelling, intricately-plotted page-turner. The action is fast, the characters memorable, and the writing makes San Francisco come alive.

The Lost Gold of San Francisco

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

21st-Century Publishing

Blending mainstream medicine with alternative therapies creates a powerful health-care partnership. Today you no longer have to choose between mainstream medicine and alternative therapies to treat illness, disease, or other health problems. A blended approach will help you create effective, practical, and reliable plans to determine your personal healing path. Blended Medicine will guide you on this amazing journey. This comprehensive and clear resource guide will help you combine the best of both traditional and alternative treatments to fit your individual goals and lifestyle. In this book you'll find: 1) A practical guide to 22 blended therapies. 2) An easy reference to 100 ailments, and how to cure each the blended-medicine way. 3) Proven, safe and effective remedies. 4) Guidelines for safe use of vitamins, minerals and other supplements. 5) Advice for selecting qualified practitioners.

Blended Medicine: Combining Mainstream and Alternative Therapies (Health and Wellness Library)

Rodale

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