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The healing self : a revolutionary new plan to ... Read More

Chopra, Deepak(author. ).
Tanzi, Rudolph E.,(author. ).

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North Bay Public Library 615.851 Cho 33874005037121 Adult - Non-Fiction Available -

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  • ISBN: 0451495527 (hc)
  • ISBN: 9780451495525 (hc)
  • ISBN: 9780451495532 (el)
  • Physical Description: 290 pages ; 25 cm.
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  • Edition: First edition.
  • Publisher: New York : Harmony Books, [2018]

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Overview: Wellness now--many threats, one great ... Read More
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You--not doctors, not pharmaceutical ... Read More
Subject: Mind and body therapies Popular works
Integrative medicine Popular works
Summary: You--not doctors, not pharmaceutical companies--are ultimately responsible for your own health. Chopra and Tanzi want to help readers make the best decisions possible when it comes to creating a holistic and transformative health plan for life. In The Healing Self offer a seven-day action plan, outlining tools everyone needs to develop their own effective and personalized path to self-healing. They explore how we can best manage chronic stress and inflammation. Contemporary medical systems aren't set to attend to prolonged low-grade chronic inflammation or the everyday infections and stresses that take their toll on the body and can lead to disease, aging, and death. Thus, learning the secrets of self-healing is not only urgent but mandatory for optimum health.The Healing Self is a call to action, a proven, strategic program that will arm readers with the information they need to protect themselves and achieve lifelong wellness.The new revolution in health care is you.
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