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Book SynopsisAccording to some reports, about half of all adults and children have one or more chronic health conditions. One in four adults has two or more chronic health conditions. And, sadly, these numbers continue to grow at an alarming rate. The Holistic Rx offers the reader with one or more chronic health conditions or symptoms easy-to-follow evidence-based approaches to healing their ailments by targeting inflammation and its underlying root causes. Dr. Madiha Saeed covers the foundations of good health like digestive health and detoxification, and the Four Big S's (stress management, sleep strategies, social and spiritual health), along with disease-specific supplements homeopathy, acupressure, aromatherapy, , other holistic remedies to achieve lasting good health and wellness. The first part of the book addresses the root of chronic illnessinflammationand examines its underlying causes and possible treatment approaches that focus on the whole body rather than just the affected area. In th
Trade ReviewImpaired repair known as inflammation and loss of immune tolerance known as autoimmunity have become endemic in modern societies. Dr. Saeed’s wise, caring, competent and evidence based approaches deserve attention from both colleagues and clients. Much can be gained by practicing these approaches to evoking human healing responses and removing obstacles to recovery. -- Russell Jaffe, MD PhD, CCN, Founding Fellow, Health Studies Collegium; faculty, George Washington University Medical School; chairman and and CEO, PERQUE™ Integrative Health; ELISA/ACT™ Biotechnologies and MAGique BioTherapeutics™
The Holistic Rx offers practical advice for the prevention and reversal of myriad chronic inflammatory conditions ranging from autoimmune diseases to mood disorders and everything in between. Dr. Saeed presents her prescription for healing in a funny, light-hearted and inspiring manner that is eminently readable. The Holistic Rx will leave you laughing out loud and feeling inspired to make the changes necessary to return to good health. -- Beth Lambert, executive director, Epidemic Answers and the Documenting Hope Project; author of A Compromised Generation: The Epidemic of Chronic Illness in America’s Children
