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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dr. Weil is your trusted expert on health,
This review is from: Ask Dr. Weil (Paperback)
I first heard of Dr. Weil while watching a show on TV. His calming voice and interesting breathing techniques got my attention. I was interested in Yoga and could relate to the calming effects of a peaceful lifestyle.
This book is a complement to all the great work Dr. Weil has done. I also recently purchased his CD called Sound Body,Sound Mind and play it often to recieve the benefits of deep relaxation, not to mention the healing effects. I used to drink Decaf coffee but still felt that it affeted my sleep. Dr. Weil had the answer! I started drinking a relaxing tea for improved sleep. I also take my vitamin C, cook with lots of garlic and take echinacea as advised. While no one could have all the ailments discussed - you will feel like an expert when a friend asks you for a solution to their problem. If you find even one solution to a need in your life - I think this book would be worth purchasing. Also look for Dr. Weil's Guide to Optimum Health - A complete course on how to feel better. ~The Rebecca Review
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Ask Dr. Weill by the author,
By Joseph S. Maresca "Dr. Joseph S. Maresca CPA,... (Bronxville, New York USA) - See all my reviews (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER) (TOP 1000 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Ask Dr. Weil: The Complete Series in One Volume (Random House Large Print) (Paperback)
This is an excellent work which focuses on the alternativemedicinal protocols. For instance, Dr. Weill recommends utilizing fresh ginger and dried feverfew for arthritic patients plaqued by autoimmune problems and issues. In addition, he cites the use of tumeric three times a day for arthritis. He would treat bee stings with tea tree oil. The author recommends the use of magnets for arthritic problems-particularly the "Northern" pole of the magnetic known for its alternative medicinal benefit. Dr. Weill indicates that psyllium is a superior source of fiber. In addition, Selenium is useful for colon and prostate cancer. This work is a worthy addition to any health library. It is perfect for a science project on the alternative medicinal protocols.
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Weil is great, but you want...,
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This review is from: Ask Dr. Weil (Paperback)
Dr Weil is the most popular, and rightfully so, holistic doctor around. He really knows the real deal, and writes very simple and easy to understand. However, the book you want to buy (and live by), is "eating Well for Optimum health." I was a top Personal Trainer for years, a bodybuilder, powerlifter, and nutritional consultant for years, soon to be publishing a book of my own. i can tell you for sure, unlike many (most?) other crap out there, weil is not influenced by any outside financial sources, nor does he fall into any mainstream traps of deception most wanna-be nutritionists (with a bogus licences from the corrupt American Diatetic Association) write about and talk about on TV, which only lead to more confusion. Weil is the real deal.
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Ask Dr. Weil: The Complete Series in One Volume (Random House Large Print) by Andrew Weil (Paperback - August 18, 1998)
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