Moving Medicine

This book takes a look into one of the four types of PCOS that exist. Giving an in-depth overview over this specific type and cause of PCOS. It also contains detailed lifestyle options focused on the second type of PCOS, known as Post Pill.

The Other Side of Bipolar offers hope and a new perspective of mental illness that can help millions of people. A unique combination of memoir and self-help book, it invites us to reexamine our definitions of mental illness as a debilitating disease and asks us to consider another possibility. It encourages us to go beyond any diagnosis or label to start exploring the uniqueness and beauty of individuality. Embedded throughout this poetic story are examples of tools and techniques you can apply immediately to begin to create a sense of peace and possibility in your life.

Anxiety feels like a hand around your throat, but the throttle lives deeper. It sits inside the vagus nerve, the long electrical ribbon that connects brain, heart, lungs, and gut. When that ribbon fires in balance you breathe easy, digest smoothly, and think clearly. When it misfires your pulse races, your stomach knots, and focus shatters. The Vagus Nerve Reboot delivers five science backed micro moves that flip the nerve from panic to peace in minutes. No pills, no long meditation retreats, no expensive gadgets. Just small body hacks you can run at your desk, in the car, or before bed.

Feel relaxed and renewed, vital and free as you move through your day. Dump the no pain, no gain philosophy and reclaim the smooth, effortless movement you experienced in your youth. Brain research proves there is a fun, easy alternative to boring, arduous exercise and that movement can be delicious and easy no matter what your age.

Struggling with stiff, aching joints and yearning for relief? Dive into the holistic world of Ayurveda to reclaim your mobility and joy! Introducing "AyurPedia: Ayurvedic Pathways to Wellness - Easing Joints to Move Freely" by Dr. Raj Chopra.

An innovative and eye-opening look at Health and fulfillment, being green symbolizes more than integrating plant-based foods into our diets, incorporating holistic and natural-based approaches into the healthcare system, or being environmentally-friendly via a green footprint−being green symbolizes the steps we take along our journeys to improve, grow, and progress like seeing the green light in traffic.

Zen self-cope and Zen self-love yourself mentally and physically. True love requires trust, and trust requires honesty. Never, ever, forget that you are important, too.