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by Emilie Hewith
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Sep 2023
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An in-depth look at the many various aspects of alternative medicine and how they might benefit you. Concise, easy to read, and comprehensive.

This guide covers many different alternative therapies, such as:

- Hypnosis

- Color therapy

- Yoga

- Meditation

- Herbal remedies

- Vitamin therapy

- And many more!


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Here is just some of what you will learn by reading this amazing book:

- The differences between conventional and alternative treatment methods - plus, how to know if an alternative treatment is right for you!

- The history of alternative medicine - you may be very surprised by what you read here!

- The type of alternative medicine that 25% of the world's population practices - along with its five most popular treatment methods and what each can do for you!

- A type of alternative medicine that relies almost solely on herbal remedies - this treatment method has been around for over 2,500 years and could be just what you need to begin feeling better in no time!

- The alternative medicine techniques of Native American Indians - these techniques have been used effectively for over 40,000 years, according to many experts ... and they work just as well today as they ever have!

- Why practitioners of Ayurvedic Medicine believe the body must be balanced - and how that can be accomplished quickly and easily!

- The most popular form of alternative medicine - and five reasons why you should try it to begin feeling better immediately!

- Herbal remedies for common ailments - find out how to naturally cure acne, anxiety, burns, warts and much more here!

- How to cure numerous ailments including arthritis, constipation, depression and the flu with herbal tea - you'll be amazed at how easy it is to do when you follow these simple tips!

- How five products produced by bees could have you feeling better fast - you'll be simply amazed when you read this!

- And much, much more.

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PublishedSep 20, 2023
ISBN-103986087257
ISBN-139783986087258
LanguageEnglish

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