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Good Germs, Bad Germs: Health and Survival in a Bacterial World15 reviews
Jessica Snyder Sachs

Hill and Wang, 2007

Hitchhiker's Guide To The Body
Starting at birth, the new, innocent body becomes home to a host of microscopic invaders. These days, at that same instant, forces are brought to bear to stop or repel that horde. As Jessica Sachs explains in this comprehensive account, we are only learning the first lessons in what microbes mean in our lives. Perhaps the first thing readers should take from this book is that "antibiotics" ...
  
  











  



  
Healing Childhood Ear Infections: Prevention, Home Care, and Alternative Treatment8 reviews
Michael A. Phd Schmidt

North Atlantic Books, 1996

We avoided surgery!
My 4 year old daughter was diagnosed with reduced hearing 7 months ago; turned out she had fluid in both ears. The ENT (ears, nose, throat specialists) put her on antibiotics. Did nothing. Then we went away for a month and upon our return, we had her checked again. Fluid had decreased in 1 ear but was still strong in the other. ENT feared it would impact her learning (the decreased hearing) and ...
  
  











  



  
The Knowland Retribution: The Locator13 reviews
Richard Greener

MIDNIGHT INK, 2006

Cathy Brownfield's review and recommendation
This is an excellent adventure tale. I am an avid reader and I absolutely loved reading the Knowland Retribution. Also, I am anxiously awaiting more books written by Richard Greener. I am purchasing three more copies today, which will make six copies I have purchased thus far. I keep giving my copies away because I think everyone should read this book!
  
  











  



  
Fertile Vs. Infertile: How Infections Affect Your Fertility And Your Baby's Health7 reviews
A. Toth

Fenestra Books, 2004

The Bible of Infertility Treatment
This is a revolutionary, ground-breaking study of the importance of bacterial infections in causing infertility. I was treated by Dr. Toth after suffering miscarriages at the age of 43, and conceived my second son at 45 and my daughter at 47, both after treatments with him. I only hope more women learn of his methods.
  
  











  



  
Oakes' Clinical Practitioners Pocket Guide to Respiratory Care16 reviews
Dana F. Oakes, Dana Oakes

RespiratoryBooks.com, 2004

great product
This is a great product. I am a respiratory therapy student and this book is a must have.
  
  











  



  
Schein's Common Sense Emergency Abdominal Surgery7 reviews

Springer, 2004

Amazing book
I enjoyed this book so much that I decided to translate it to Spanish(Editorial Mediterraneo,360 pags.,Santiago,2001). I wish to quote from the recent book review in the World Journal of Surgery (January 2002). "Since Henry Mondor's text in the 1940s there has been no another book written with such ease and wit about emergency abdominal surgery, an attractive battlefield for so many surgical ...
  
  











  



  
Blue Death, The14 reviews

HarperCollins e-books, 2007

Needs more on the role of population in water problems
Robert Morris' book is great for anyone who is interested in issues of drinking water supply and safety. For that reason I give it five stars. I was puzzled by a major omission. Morris mentions repeatedly that population growth is straining the water supply. Why is there no follow-up on this? In the book's conclusion, Morris makes seven proposals to guard against present and future ...
  
  











  



  
Beyond Dancing: A Veteran's Struggle, a Woman's Triumph12 reviews
Anita Bloom Ornoff

Bartleby Press, 2003

Beyond Dancing...Beyond Paralysis
Beginning her story in 1938, shortly after Anita Bloom graduated from high school, this autobiography explains why Hillary Rodham Clinton recently said, "You are clearly a woman of courage." Courage, fierce independence, strength and an iron-clad will are some of the qualities evidenced throughout Mrs. Bloom Ornoff's story, "Beyond Dancing: A Veteran's Struggle - A Woman's Triumph". ...
  
  











  



  
Built to Survive: A Comprehensive Guide to the Medical Use of Anabolic Steroids, Nutrition and Exercise for ...16 reviews
Michael Mooney, Nelson R. Vergel

Program for Wellness Restoration Power, 2000

THE BEST "how to live with HIV" book on the market
Mooney and Vergel are committed. They have spent thousands of hours researching lecturing and in the case of Vergel living with their subject. The book provides in laymens terms but backed with numerous scientific citations, how to use exercise, supplements and steroid agents to make living with HIV bearable. The advent of HAART has meant a change in the life expectency of HIV patients. As ...
  
  











  



  
Geography Of The Heart9 reviews
Fenton Johnson

Scribner, 1997

Much more than an AIDS memoir
Two very dissimilar men meet in San Francisco, fall in love, and one cares for the other as he dies of AIDS in Paris in 1990. That's it, on the surface. But Fenton Johnson's exquisite memoir goes much deeper to explore the depths of a relationship that didn't stand much chance when it began. Rose, HIV+ but aware of his status, was asymptomatic when he met Fenton. Rose was the only child of ...
  
  











  



  
Breaking the Antibiotic Habit: A Parent's Guide to Coughs, Colds, Ear Infections, and Sore Throats4 reviews
Paul A. Offit, Bonnie Fass-Offit, ...

Wiley, 1999

This book should be given at every baby shower!!
Come on parents, admit it, which one of us hasn't left our child's pediatrician's office at least once, feeling a bit miffed and irritated that the doctor denied the need for antibiotics, when you were absolutely convinced that one was warranted.... If you raised your hand, then this book is a must read and will prove to be a valued addition to your home medical library. As a registered nurse ...
  
  











  



  
The Bible Cure for Candida and Yeast Infections5 reviews

Strang Communications Company, 2001

This book has helped me and others
I thought this book was VERY helpful. My sister-in-law was overweight and sick from candida and when she followed the plan in this book she lost a TON of weight and she feels better than ever. I recently found out that some of my health problems are from candida. This book has been helpful to me also. I especially love the scriptures and the prayers. They have helped me through a hard thing. ...
  
  











  



  
Healing HIV: How To Rebuild Your Immune System4 reviews
Jon D., M.D. Kaiser, Jon D. Kaiser

Healthfirst Press, 1998

Combining Mainstream and Natural HIV Treatment Approaches
The book has many specific practical suggestions. And readers will appreciate the effort that has gone into making them easy to understand and apply. The book also has: over 20 case histories (sometimes of patients who are difficult to treat, due to poor CD4 and viral load numbers, and intolerance or apparent resistance to many antiretrovirals); outcomes comparisons of patients treated in Dr. ...
  
  











  



  
Not In My Family: AIDS in the African American Community6 reviews
Gil L. Robertson

Agate, 2006

A heart-wrenching collection of very moving AIDS memoirs
"Black America, we have a problem. HIV/AIDS is running rampant through our communities. Many of us are sick and dying and living in fear and shame, and many of us who aren't afflicted are living in denial, detachment, ignorant, and glass houses. Worse yet, too many people in our communities act as if they are immune to the problem altogether. `Not me.' `Not in my family!' And that's the ...
  
  











  



  
The Good Doctor's Guide to Colds and Flu5 reviews
Neil Schachter, 2005

A fantastic publication for all, especially for parents!
A very informative and well-written book describing colds, flu, sinusitis, pneumonia and other common winter ailments. Dr. Schachter tells you what's happening with the ailment, how to treat it, and best of all, how to prevent it for the future. We find this book helpful in our household as parents of young children (and we've had plenty of colds in our house) and recommend it to other ...
  
  











  



  
Microterrors: The Complete Guide to Bacterial, Viral and Fungal Infections That Threaten Our Health6 reviews
Tony Hart

Firefly Books, 2004

Let the terror begin!
I have been looking for an informative book on microbes for a long time, and I've found exactly what I've been looking for with this book. The information in Microterrors is organized and easy to understand, especially for someone that's interested in finding out more about the germs they hear about everyday on the news. This book makes you want to learn more about these deadly terrors, and at ...
  
  











  



  
Acute & Chronic Wounds: Nursing Management Second Edition6 reviews
Ruth Bryant

Mosby, 2000

Just what I needed!
I'm studying for the CWS exam, and needed a good text for review. This works beautifully. Thanks!
  
  











  



  
Germ Proof Your Kids: the Complete Guide to Protecting (without Overprotecting) Your Family from Infections4 reviews
Harley, A Rotbart

ASM Press, 2007

A 'must have' book for all parents
GERM PROOF YOUR KIDS tackles all the tough questions about kids' infections. Vaccine safety, antibiotic abuse, antibacterial soaps, miracle cures for the common cold, health foods, homeopathy, how many infections should make me worry about my kids' immunity, and can my kids play soccer when they're sick are just a few. There are almost 400 pages of guidance for every conceivable germ question ...
  
  











  



  
E.coli 01574 reviews
Mary Heersink

New Horizon Press, 1996

Educational, heart-wrenching
This is a well written, informative book. My heart went out to the Heersink family, as I have children of my own. As a nurse, I read this book from a professional view and as a mother, from an emotional view. It is very fortunate that Damion's father was in the medical profession and that he knew that transfusions were necessary to help his son recover. E-coli is normally found in the ...
  
  











  



  
Immunotics: A Revolutionary Way to Fight Infection, Beat Chronic Illness, and Stay Well5 reviews
Robert Rountree, Carol Colman

Putnam Adult, 2000

Excellent advice that works
I bought the hard cover edition of this book about a year ago because I am very prone to colds and sinus infections. I read it but did not follow the advice because you seemed to need to buy so much stuff. This past spring and summer (2001), I got an endless and particularly exhausting sinus infection. I was miserable and I remembered the book and went shopping for supplements. I warn you the ...
  
  











  







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