A large body of peer-reviewed mainstream scientific evidence has established that mercury and fluoride are toxic to humans in the quantities employed by the many dentists still using them. Bone cancer, Alzheimer's and a range of chronic conditions are among the consequences documented in the literature, yet the topic remains "controversial" because of the entrenched position of dental associations and manufacturers. Dr. Donald Robbins is among America's foremost authorities on the toxicity of these widely used dental materials. A licensed dentist and graduate of the University. of Pennsylvania, Robbins is the director of The Dental Training Center in Exton, PA and has been active in the growing movement to educate the public. In 'The Toxic Dental Office' Robbins recounts the fascinating story of how these poisons came to be accepted without scientific challenge and offers a detailed guide to patients who want to protect themselves and their familiies.

The Toxic Dental Office: How to Protect Yourself and Your Family

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Robbins, Donald

Alternative Medicine

Eyestorms Books

After meeting Jesus, Paul, once the world-class advocate of the disciplined life, told everyone he met that Jesus, by taking not just our sins but the appetites that cause sins to the cross, became the Truth that set us free from that way of life (Gal 2:20 &amp; 5:24). Illuminated by inspiring analogies, this book describes how you can get everything Jesus purchased for you: freedom from not just the penalty but freedom from the power of sin. As Chaplin Bill says, this book reveals that "true freedom from the cycle of self indulgent appetites comes only through Christ, and not our own self discipline." Instead of impassioned reminders of your duties, this book speaks joy to your emotions.

Appetites: Are You Driving or Driven?: Don't Get Left Behind

Addiction & Recovery

AuthorHouse

About the Book Since the beginning of time, mankind had desperately sought what he had found, but Paul, a first century Jew, was the first to find it...or was he just the first to write everyone and tell everyone about it? He hadn't even been looking for it when he had found it, but when he stumbled upon it he knew he had something everyone would want and fortunately for us, Paul was too excited about what he had found to keep this secret to himself. As one might expect, Paul's account of what he had found caused quite a stir in his day and has continued to powerfully impact the lives of those thousands who have followed his example down through the centuries.Because Paul's account has been told and retold so many times in so many languages, and because times and terms have changed so drastically over the centuries, Paul's first-century, first-hand, how-to account has been all but lost to us today. We don't have to guess what Paul was writing about. All we have to do is look at what he wrote: "I have learned how to be content (satisfied to the point where I am not disturbed or disquieted) in whatever state I am. I know how to be abased and live humbly in straitened circumstances, and I know also how to enjoy plenty and live in abundance. I have learned in any and all circumstances the secret of facing every situation, whether well-fed or going hungry, having a sufficiency and enough to spare or going without and being in want." If he were still writing today Paul might call his book, Living Beyond the Cycle of Defeat: Finding More Power than Self-discipline can Deliver.

Living Beyond the Cycle of Defeat: Finding More Power than Self-Discipline Can Deliver

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The Toxic Dental Office: How to Protect Yourself and Your Family

Appetites: Are You Driving or Driven?: Don't Get Left Behind

Living Beyond the Cycle of Defeat: Finding More Power than Self-Discipline Can Deliver