Sometimes You Don't Need to See a Doctor: 50 Non-Medical Treatments for Low Mood

Author: Wang Qian, Written by Wang Qian, Edited by Zheng Ying
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Friends who love life and life criticize: This book was only published today, it's a great mistake: Sister Sanmao hurriedly avoided the hustle and bustle of the mortal world, Brother sadly bid farewell to his brilliant life. Originally, this book could have saved their lives and rebuilt the brilliance of their careers and careers! In 2004, this book was solemnly released—now, if you, friends who have a cold in your hearts, read it, it's truly the right time.
This is a captivating self-help health book that targets depression, known as the "cold of the heart" and the "killer of human health in the 21st century," as well as the "black plague of human health in the 21st century," by categorically proposing 50 practical and effective non-medical treatment methods. At the same time, it provides 100 professional Q&A about depression for readers. The content is light and lively, with a trendy and exquisite printing design. Even those without a tendency toward depression can read it with ease and joy, gaining happiness. It can be said: This book is a remedy for the cold of the heart because it targets the problem; this remedy is not bitter because it is enjoyable to read.
There was once a psychological expert who criticized: This book was only published today, it's a great mistake. It could have saved the lives of Sister Sanmao and Brother and rebuilt the brilliance of their lives and careers!