Baby Boomer Longevity

Baby Boomer Longevity
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ISBN-10 : 147928162X
ISBN-13 : 9781479281626
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Book Synopsis Baby Boomer Longevity by : Paul Davis

Download or read book Baby Boomer Longevity written by Paul Davis and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2013-01-07 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The aging of the baby boomer generation represents the newest challenge for medicine and provides opportunity for transformation. This book is aimed at primarily helping Baby Boomers, but the theories are universal to all those who want appropriate strategies to rejuvenate their health. Nothing about medicine is 'one size fits all'. In this new world of medicine, healing, and transforming your health are a joint effort between you and your health care providers. This book is not here to tell YOU what is specifically healthy or unhealthy, but gives you suggestions to inspire your own individual healing and quality of life applications. This will allow you be your own advocate for well being. Over the years as a physician, Dr. Davis has developed unique ways of looking at the relationship of the human body to health and disease and developed specific medical programs. Baby Boomer Longevity encompasses many of these philosophies and techniques. This gentle combination of Western and Eastern philosophies & practices, incorporates healing arts of the world; it is a new way to make personal health choices. The methodology encourages the body to treat and repair itself in order to fight off future problems-disease, infections, digestive processes, etc. and heal faster.


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