Adam Huber's story is a moving, inspiring account of his journey from crippling arthritis to radiant health and wellness-in just four short months. For 11 years, he suffered from progressive degeneration and joint pain that left him unable to work, function normally or even move short distances unaided. He was emaciated and barely able to function when he met Frank Ludde-a Metabolic Therapist who developed a unique nutritional approach that proved effective in treating all forms of degenerative disease, including cancer, Parkinson's and even Lou Gehrig's Disease. Completely cured of his debilitating disease by Ludde's revolutionary therapy, Huber spent three years observing and learning about Ludde's work. Now, eight years after Frank Ludde's death, Huber has consolidated his considerable knowledge and first-hand experience in this practical guide to recovery and vibrant health, designed for anyone suffering from arthritis or other degenerative conditions.

From the classics to the avante-garde, Snuff Books brings you a collection of stories that find the beauty in the brutal and the art in the absurd. Including tales of orchestrated mayhem, flesh sculpting and gourmet cannibalism, Raw: Brutality as Art features work from some of the genre's best up and coming horror and bizarro writers. Includes stories by Inanna Gabriel, Brandon Ford, Frank Roger, Steven L. Shrewsbury, R.J. Cavender, L.L. Soares, Kevin Lucia, Jessica Lynne Gardner, Eric Enck, James Roy Daley, Stephen Couch, Trever Palmer, Andrew Wolter, and Brendan Connell.

The revamped, restored edition. When an out of work actor with a penchant for ultra-violent sex teams up with an amateur pornographer, the result is a lucrative business filled with unimaginable horrors. Only when things take an incestuous turn does Jack Sanders learn the dangers of the snuff film business. The mutilated bodies turning up across California are nothing compared to the revenge-driven imagination of a victim's father. Bodily fluids splatter the pages of Snuff as glimpses of Jack's abusive childhood and shattered dreams build up to an unforgettable climax. "Snuff is by far the single most disturbing piece of literature I have ever read." -Gabrielle S. Faust, FearZone ..".One of the most stunning finales I have read in recent times." -Jude Felton, Fatally Yours