Family Healthcare Prescription Encyclopedia

Author: Dr. Oz
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume provides more than 3,000 effective treatment plans for over 200 common conditions. These plans offer comprehensive care for all aspects of your life. They are not only safe and practical but also simple and easy to master. The two medical doctors introduce the latest research findings on the causes of each disease in the medical community worldwide while providing detailed explanations of the latest home remedies for every illness. From basic medication to physical therapies that relieve symptoms and reduce pain, they prescribe ten or more safe and effective, root-focused supplementary treatments targeting the origin of each disease. These include comprehensive therapies covering dietary nutrition, herbal remedies, biotin, colon cleansing, hydrotherapy, fasting, psychological approaches, massage, and acupressure. Additionally, at the end of each treatment plan, there is a "Warning Signal" to help readers correctly determine whether to treat at home or seek immediate medical attention.
The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume provides more than 3,000 effective treatment plans for over 200 common conditions. These plans offer comprehensive care for all aspects of your life. They are not only safe and practical but also simple and easy to master. The two medical doctors introduce the latest research findings on the causes of each disease in the medical community worldwide while providing detailed explanations of the latest home remedies for every illness. From basic medication to physical therapies that relieve symptoms and reduce pain, they prescribe ten or more safe and effective, root-focused supplementary treatments targeting the origin of each disease. These include comprehensive therapies covering dietary nutrition, herbal remedies, biotin, colon cleansing, hydrotherapy, fasting, psychological approaches, massage, and acupressure. Additionally, at the end of each treatment plan, there is a "Warning Signal" to help readers correctly determine whether to treat at home or seek immediate medical attention.