Despite the advances of modern medicine, more and more people are exploring the alternative of ancient natural remedies. If you are one of them, you will probably find plenty of tips and advice within the pages of Make Your Own Essential Oils From Raw Plants:...

Dr. James Brown, in his book Myself Healing, gives some very practical, insightful and helpful advice. He lists "Positive Aspiration Recitations" that are great guidelines for the reader to follow. Dr. Brown helps the reader better understand how to set goals and achieve those goals....

My Slim Evolution by Tom Grzyb is a non-fiction self help book aimed at helping people develop customized weight loss routines with long lasting effects. The book focuses in detail on the two essential keys to weight management, proper dieting and exercise, and elaborates on...

My Life as a Diet: Understanding and Healing for Never-ending Dieters! by Maurice Horwitz is a useful book for all readers, especially those who are fighting weight issues. The book opens the eyes of readers on the topic of weight and weight-related issues. It is...

I am a fan of Rebecca Richmond. I have found her books to be comprehensive, well written, and most of all, useful. My Guide: Manage Chronic Pain is no exception. It starts with a brief description of her life then zooms in on the moment...

There is hope for winning the battle against Fibromyalgia/CFS. Rebecca Richmond has developed a 'go to' reference for helping those suffering from either or both of these debilitating syndromes in My Guide: Manage Fibromyalgia/CFS. As Rebecca lays out the causes and symptoms of both syndromes,...

Tandy and James Owen have written a valuable resource book for parents and relatives of children undergoing organ transplants. The book is not of professional quality, and yet, it is believable. As little Jessica goes through the procedures and symptoms related to her rare liver...

Did my parents influence me? Of course. Did my church influence my way of thinking? Of course. Those around us influence us. Our family, friends, teachers, and co-workers all affect how what we think. We can add to this advertising, television shows, politics, and books. Bob...