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History

Barry, Craig L.

Burt, David C.

Americas

Bright Pen

There's an astonishing gap in the education of our doctors. They are given virtually no instruction in the link between what we eat and chronic illness. Whilst money-spinning drugs are often the chosen mode of treatment, the remarkable truth is that 98% of all drugs do not produce any cure at all!    An arthritis sufferer may be prescribed drugs for his condition, and this may give relief for an hour or two, but once they wear off, the arthritis will still be there. There has been no cure. And so it is with virtually all chronic illnesses - temporary relief but no actual cure.  But there exists a cure in nature. Every animal in the wild eats its food as nature intended - raw. And chronic illness is virtually unknown in the animal kingdom. Only man cooks his food. And only man suffers from chronic illness. Furthermore, feed wild creatures a cooked diet and they too will become ill, with a return to health once their raw diet is re-established.  This book contains overwhelming evidence that just by eating naturally,  our long standing health disorders can be overcome. However, you do not need to eat an entirely raw diet to achieve a cure. Just by adding raw juices and foods to your diet can bring about recovery, albeit slower.

Curing Chronic Illness Mental or Physical the Diet Solution

Health, Fitness & Dieting

HUNTER, Alan

Diets & Weight Loss

'Operation Retrieve' should have been a simple assignment for Shaun Dalton: gather a ransom demand from the kidnappers of the Head of M.I.6, Sir Miles Booth-Royde. But of course the deadly international organisation responsible for this devious, diabolical scheme - the curiously monikered Araignee Royaume pour Sang Egalite Societe - led by the Dutch master criminal and former one-hit-wonder movie star, Closter vanDoorz, have other plans for Dalton. the banks of London's Thames river with the British Prime Minister, Dalton is thrust into the dangerous world of scheming madmen, fiery femme fatale, grotesque henchfolk and quaking fools, which sees him traveling across the southern costs of France from magnificent Nice - via sabotage, a chance encounter with an old friend, and an explosive car chase - to the picturesque harbour town of Cap d'Agde, where he dodges death by fist, bullet and boat in an adventure full of intrigue and humour which cracks along at a whiplash pace. rampant chaos - the join Shaun Dalton for the rollercoaster ride of his life

Living on the Edge

Literature & Fiction

Starling, Mr Paul R

Contemporary

Gertie is a microlight aircraft. Her owner, Eve Jackson, flew her from England to Australia in 1986, a feat for which Eve was awarded a Gold Medal by the Royal Aeronautical Society. Fully 17 years later, Eve decided to emigrate to East Africa and help with wildlife conservation there. She also decided to take Gertie with her. This is the story of what must surely be the most unusual emigration flight of modern times: a day-by-day diary of how, living by her wits on a strictly limited budget, she flew solo from England to Tanzania in a tiny two-stroke powered aircraft. Captured by rebels in Sudan after an emergency landing, lifted by an unexpected romance in Kenya, and frustrated by bureaucrats everywhere - Eve's flight was nothing if not eventful. This frank and highly amusing account is not just compulsive reading for aviators; it's a must for anyone with a sense of adventure and an interest in wildlife conservation.

Gertie's Day Out

Jackson, Eve

Travel

On Wings

Comics & Graphic Novels

Scott, Jonathan T.

Graphic Novels

"Everyone has a team of Angels and they are talking to you everyday. If you learn to communicate in the language of Angels, you can ask them for assistance and guidance about every aspect of your life. As a soul you have a unique life purpose and therefore your journey will not be the same as that of your loved ones. When you are attuned to your Angels you will always be guided to be in the right place at the right Time."

Speaking in the Language of Angels (Spiritual Essential Series)

Religion & Spirituality

Vazey, Julia

New Age & Spirituality

Revised 2013 edition. Telling it like it is, A girls' guide to India, a survivor's handbook reveals to women travelling to India what they really need to know. While lads can hoist on a rucksack containing a spare pair of pants and some ageing flip-flops without worrying about personal safety, hygiene or unwanted offers of 'jiggy jiggy', a girl about to explore the sub continent will have a long list of questions that men rarely need to ask. In an A-Z of essential topics find out what to put in your backpack, the intricacies of train travel, the second use of a mosquito net, and how to navigate the Indian toilet system without public humiliation. An amusing but useful set of tips for that upcoming trip or gap year, and a ride down memory lane for seasoned travellers who are longing to return.

A Girls' Guide to India: A Survivor's Handbook

Wates, Louise

Asia

The Amani Home for Street Children in the town of Moshi, Tanzania, is a home and a haven for kids living on the streets of the area. Amani gives hope and happiness to many children, as well as an education, food, and shelter. As a grassroots organisation, every donation to The Amani Home makes a big difference to the lives of the children living there. All money from the sale of this English to Swahili dictionary will go to the children of Amani, who have illustrated and helped to make it. The production of this book, which started out as just a fifteen year old's school project, is the culmination of many months of hard work on my part and the parts of the Amani children. By buying this book, you are making a great contribution. Thank you. Rosie Thomas

English Swahili Dictionary (English and Swahili Edition)

Reference

THOMAS, ROSIE

Foreign Language Study & Reference

It was Caroline's wish to have this book published. She wanted to help raise as much money as possible for adult Leukaemia of which she was a sufferer. Caroline always wanted to help other's so they would not have to go through what she did. Although Caroline was dying she opened up her heart to help others. All proceeds go towards Leukaemia research.

The Turning Point, the Light Still Shines in Me

Biographies & Memoirs

Gallivan, Caroline

Professionals & Academics

Once a Hussar is a true account of the wartime experiences of Ray Ellis. As an impressionable teenager, fired with national pride, he was eager to join the army and fight for his country. He enlisted in the South Notts Hussars at the beginning of World War II and began a journey which would take him through fierce fighting in the Western Desert, an Italian prisoner of war camp and a daring escape to join the partisan forces in the Apennines. His story is an honest and moving memoir of the unimaginable horrors of warfare but also reveals the surprising triumphs of the human spirit in times of great hardship. Ellis's self-deprecating humour skilfully counters the harsh realities related in a personal recollection of a war that claimed so many young lives.

Once a Hussar

Ellis, Ray

Leaders & Notable People

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