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Eight Weeks to Optimum Health - Dr. Andrew Weil (Cass)
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Eight Weeks to Optimum Health - Dr. Andrew Weil (Cass)
New Page 1 Title: Eight Weeks to Optimum Health: A Proven Program for Taking Full Advantage of Your Body's Natural Healing Power Author: Andrew Weil Genre: HEALTH AND FITNESS Format: Audio Cassette ,2 cass., hrs. mins. Synopsis: 2 cassettes / 3 hours Read by the Author, Dr. Andrew Weil Listen to the good doctor! In Eight Weeks to Optimum Health, Dr. Andrew Weil translates the brilliant insights and discoveries he outlined in his acclaimed bestseller, Spontaneous Healing, into a practical plan of action: a week-by-week, step-by-step program for enhancing and protecting present and lifelong health. The Eight-Week Program sets up a foundation for healthy living that will keep your body's natural healing system in peak working order. With clearly defined and authoritatively informed recommendations, Dr. Weil explains how to * Build a lifestyle that protects you from premature illness and disability * Fine-tune your current eating habits so that your diet is more nutritious * Walk and stretch in regimens that satisfy weekly exercise requirements * Safeguard your healing system by adding four antioxidant supplements--vitamin C and E, selenium, and mixed carotenes--to your diet * Incorporate five basic breathing exercises for greater relaxation and energy * Benefit from visualization, overcome sleeping problems, and test and filter your water supply * Make art, music, and the natural world more important parts of your life PLUS--a dozen tailored programs that address the specific needs of pregnant women, senior citizens, overweight people, and those at risk for cancer. Review: Library Journal (March 15, 1997; 0-679-44715-6) Weil (Spontaneous Healing, LJ 5/15/95) has designed an easy, step-by-step program for wellness. The book's audience is the over-40 crowd. Weil's philosophy is that "most bodies come with warranties for eighty years of productive...trouble-free service, if basic requirements for preventive maintenance are followed." This book is meant as a guide to such maintenance. Its strength lies in its design, which uses small, easy steps to achieve big changes. For instance, Weil suggests eating broccoli just twice in Week 1, then builds on this to create a complete change of diet by Week 8. Recipes reinforce the message and make it palatable in every sense. Weil also stresses the importance of the holistic approach and includes a simple mental/spiritual component in each week's program. As a physician, Weil is careful to substantiate every claim, and he debunks some of today's more extreme alternative health theories. He also includes chapters outlining the special needs of seniors, children, and people at risk for cancer or cardiovascular disease. Sure to be a winner; libraries should stock many copies. [Previewed in Prepub Alert, LJ 11/1/96; BOMC selection.]Elizabeth Braaksma, Thunder Bay P.L., Ontario

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