Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 4th Edition | Phyllis A. Balch

Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 4th Edition | Phyllis A. Balch | No Home should be without

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	Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 4th Edition Phyllis A. Balch Avery, 2006 - 896 pages average customer review:based on 249 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Amazing Book!

Let's just say that this is a wonderfully informative, useful book. Even if your a staunch "Western medicine" believer, you should still have it for your household. Anyone who is cultivating a more healthy holistic approach to healing and doesn't have this book, really ought to get it right NOW!

Like the title says "Nutritional" healing. So you don't necessarily have to take out your mortar and pestle yet. Try the Vitamin and mineral suggestions, and things to leave out of your diet, you might find that it helps do exactly what you were looking for.

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No Home should be without

Great price, quick delivery, Awesome Resource. Very very happy to have this as an addition on my bookshelve.

Prescription for Nutritional Healing , 4th Edition by Phyllis Balch

This book is a wonderful reference book for Nutritional Healing by Phyllis A. Balch. I actually checked out an earlier version of this book and liked it so well I had to have my own copy of the latest edition. A friend of mine recommended this book to me in regard to osteoporosis, it has wonderful information in healing bones etc. with natural nutrition. Great addition to my library, I would highly recommend it to anyone. Marlene

Remedies

I like this book it has a lot of good stuff in it. You should get it and read it for your own good.

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Bamidele Orogun - Thomas

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Very Thorough But...

I read both this book and the book written by her husband, Prescription for Natural Cures. I noticed before I read them that she is a nurse, and he is a doctor, so I thought that she would be easier to understand, and he more technical, however, the opposite proved to be true.
I felt her book to be very dry, and clinical, as if being a mere nurse made her overly self-conscious and politically correct, or rather, more afraid of people taking her advice and trying to file malpractice suits.
His book, on the other hand, manages to convey warmth, and encouragement, and doesn't make you feel as if you have to run straight to a doctor to discuss every little thing (though he does mention it for legal reasons.
All in all, if you can only buy one, I recommend Natural cures, but since people are different, really, you should check both out from the library, and decide which one suits your home library better, and buy that one.

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