The Man who Lived in an Eggcup chronicles a collection of a physician's experiences from med school through the final decade of his accomplished career. Gamel, an ophthalmologist, takes us inside the mind and the heart of the physician as he learns his craft. There...

It's Not Your Fault: Weight Fain, Obesity and Food Addiction by husband and wife team Emanuel Barling and Ashley Brooks details how chemical additives in the food of the majority of Americans has led to numerous illnesses, addictions and obesity. The authors make the claim...

The author of Fabulous Faces is Dr. Peter Adamson, a certified facial plastic surgeon with nearly forty years of practice. He offers the reader a no-nonsense glimpse into the world of facial surgery from start to finish. He first explores the reasons that patients might...

This Pregnancy workbook starts with what you need to know before conception and goes through the days and weeks after delivery. The first chapter covers planning and preparing for pregnancy, fertility, taking care of yourself, medical exams, and the many other important things you need...

CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring system) uses a high-tech system to watch and track changes in blood sugar at all times day and night. These systems are different from the usual needle gun and monitoring device used by most people now. Though it is not any...

From Incurable To Incredible: Cancer Survivors Who Beat The Odds by Tami Boehmer is an inspiring and uplifting book, telling the stories of cancer survivors. Often, in an attempt to be brutally honest, doctors present the darkest side to their patients. Author, Tami Boehmer, was...

In 1956 Dr. Roger Williams published BIOCHEMICAL INDIVIDUALITY. His thesis was based on dissection of thousands of rabbits and as an anatomy professor, human cadavers. He proved that in any “normal” animal, the differences in the cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems between any two (even...

Sue’s Nightmare by Dean Roberts reminded me that ultimately we are responsible for our health and medical treatment. While I know that doctors and other medical personnel are mere humans, they sometimes forget that fact. In their arrogance they forget they are treating a fellow...

Many women face breast cancer. Kimberly Fairchild was only thirty-five years old when she was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. I’d Give My Left Boob For That…Oh, Wait, I Already Did is her story, her pain, emotions, struggle and triumph. She offers readers a very...

Terry Dorn shares his story. As a child he was tortured. Is it any wonder he escaped into mental illness? He fought back when the “officials” wanted to do shock treatments on him. He shares his life as a adult. He was successful, until depression...