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Book Review: Body Signs - From Warning Signs to False Alarms...How To Be Your Own Diagnostic Detective

Every patient over the course of their disease will learn the tell tale signs pointing to their body entering a "flare up".

I am one of those patients who know their body like a road map. I know every scar, every blemish, every black and blue. I have learned that any change, addition, or variation of these are hints and clues as to what lies on the road before me.

I find myself at times analyzing my own body like a detective on a mystery case. The book Body Signs is a fantastic book that offers even more insight to the clues our body naturally gives us to understand our own state of health. I found this book interesting, but also re-assuring to the self awareness I already had.

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Book Review: The Velveteen Principles, A Guide To Becoming Real

By: Toni Raiten-D'Antonio
When I was in college, way back in the late 60s, a popular book being passed around was The Velveteen Rabbit. Yes, it is a children's book and yes, I said I was in college. Deep within this simple, classic story of a well loved stuffed rabbit is hidden many basic life truths.

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Book Review: Natural Pain relief – A Practical Handbook for Self-Help

The author , Jan Sadler, developed these techniques for pain-relief after drug therapy was ineffective in controlling her pain caused by a back injury and operation. Unlike many books on alternative pain relief, which concentrate on alternative therapies from outside our bodies, this book is entirely about the control we can develop over ourselves, our lives and our pain.

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Book Review: Three Days To A Life That Works

by Lee Watters
I had this book for a few weeks before I even attempted to begin it. The title, alone, is intimidating - Three Days To A Life That Works. I knew that this was not going to be a book that I could breeze through. This book takes work, lots of work.

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Book Review: Positive Energy

by Judith Orloff, M.D.
I just finished spending the bulk of my Memorial Day weekend reading the book, "Positive Energy" and I found it a compelling and insightful read.

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Book Review: Appetites: Why Women Want

by Caroline Knapp
In Caroline Knapp’s last book before her death, Appetites: Why Women Want, she explores the thought-provoking and often heart wrenching questions about bodily, spiritual and psychological desires women grapple with in our everyday lives.

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