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Cold Sore Information Breathe Free: Nutritional and Herbal Care for Your Respiratory System by Daniel Gagnon, For the first time, a self help book that tells it all! An expose on respiratory diseases and their natural treatment. Learn how you can heal and/or manage common colds/flu, earaches/asthma, allergies/hay fever, pleurisy/pneumonia, coughs/sore throats, bronchitis/emphysema, AIDS and ARC related respiration infection. Covers information you wish your doctor would share with you such as what is happening to your body, emotional information your body may be giving you, specific foods, herbal remedies and supplements for your condition, how these recommendations support and revitalize you, and visulaizations to activate and speed up the healing process.
Chicken Soup & Other Folk Remedies by Joan Wilen, Can colorless nail polish stop a cold sore from blossoming? How can silverware be used to make a leg cramp subside? Do kiwi fruit, carrots, apples and avocados lower cholesterol? Will ankle-pinching relieve stress? Why not? We all know that chicken soup really does help when you have a cold--and so do the rest of the remedies in this amazing collection of practical, easy-to-use, doctor-approved treatments for a wide variety of ailments. Turn the pages and find age-old wisdom, common sense advice, and up-to-date information, plus an all-new chapter on weight control--everything to help you help yourself feel good.
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