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Biography, writings, addresses, speeches, family notes of Donald B
McIntyre (1923-2009) Ph.D.Sc.; R.S.E. Lecturer of Geology,
Edinburgh (1948-54); Professor at Pomona College, Claremont
California (1954-89). Geologist, Huttonian geological expert;
scholar, author, Scottish mountaineer, bag-piper; pioneer in
computer languages APL & J.
Everything you need to know about plant medicine: the history, how
it works, how to grow, gather and prepare herbs, and how to use
them to create a herbal prescription. Herbal medicines have been
used for many centuries to treat illnesses and restore health, and
today herbalism still remains the most widely-practised form of
medicine around the world. Written by a leading medical herbalist,
this new revised edition of The Complete Herbal Tutor provides
in-depth knowledge of the practice and theory of herbal medicine.
The illustrated materia medica contains over 150 herbs, with
thorough descriptions of their properties and active ingredients.
There is also a clear explanation of how herbs can be used to treat
each of the body's systems, with advice on using remedies for
healing a range of specific conditions. This revised edition of
Anne McIntyre's popular classic will be invaluable to all
herbalists and students of herbal medicine. It is beautifully
illustrated with a series of colour photographs, many taken by the
author in her own garden.
Increasingly, healthcare professionals are encountering patients
who are, or wish to be, taking herbal medicines. This book not only
provides answers to frequently asked questions, but will also
enable healthcare professionals to recommend safe alternatives to
orthodox treatment if appropriate. A practical guide to the safe
and effective use of herbal medicines in pediatric primary care,
written by a respected and internationally known expert Easily
accessible information ensures quick reference in practice Case
histories and practical tips make this an essential companion for
all professionals in primary care
A practical guide to understanding Chronic Fatigue Syndrome M. E.,
commonly called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, is an illness about which
very little is understood. Doctors have difficulty identifying it,
and then can often offer no solution other than bed rest. Dr Anne
Macintyre has suffered from M.E. for over 10 years. But she has
used her medical expertise to understand the causes of M.E., to
communicate the reality of the disease to her sceptical colleagues
and, most importantly, has learned how to recover from it. This
revised edition of her much acclaimed book gives clear and
comprehensive guidelines on: * exercise, rest and relaxation *
nutrition and supplements * coping with a change in lifestyle *
managing depression * particular problems for women with M.E. *
psychiatric approches to the illness
Sales professionals in all levels of business will save time and
communicate faster and better with this handy resource of hundreds
of ready-to-use letters. The authors have carefully written and
compiled letters that accommodate a broad range of routine and
out-of-the-ordinary sales situations. They have organized the book
to mirror the progression of the sales cycle:
Part 1 includes letters that inspire and motivate salespeople to
seek prospects despite daunting circumstances.
Part 2 tracks with letters the sales process through potential
roadblocks to the closing.
Part 3 shows how to sustain relationships with customers through
effectively written communication.
Part 4 draws sample letters from cyberspace to illustrate how
companies are adapting to the internet.
Any sales representative will find in this convenient volume
time-saving techniques to encourage better communication with both
customers and sales and service staffs that will ultimately lead to
increased sales.
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