Natural Health for African Americans by Marcellus A. Walker

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It should therefore find a wide audience in public libraries.?Helene Selin, Hampshire Coll. An index and citations to the studies mentioned would have been helpful, but this book is clearly written and consolidates a good deal of information in one place. Although their suggestions are wise, none seems particularly unique to African Americans we are, after all, pretty much the same physiologically. Walker, an internist/acupuncturist, and Singleton, a professor of medicine at Howard University, have written a self-help book addressed to what they see as the health problems of African Americans: stress, obesity, poor diet, not enough exercise, and too much alcohol, drugs, and tobacco. Why Is Vindman a War Hero but Flynn a Traitor Joe Biden Denied Communion Free Flynn, Jail Clapper and Brennan Marcellus Fracking Means Farewell to Dems in. Natural Health for African Americans: The Physicians Guide (Physicians Guide to Healing) (1ST ed.) SKU: 9780446673693 19.99 Quantity: Add to Wish List Description Specifications Customers Also Viewed Natural approaches to maintaining or restoring overall well being. Their advice is a fine amalgam of Western biomedicine and Eastern natural medicine, emphasizing taking control of one's own health, eating carefully, and using nutritional supplements and body/mind procedures to achieve a state of good health and well-being. 'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title.Walker, an internist/acupuncturist, and Singleton, a professor of medicine at Howard University, have written a self-help book addressed to what they see as the health problems of African Americans: stress, obesity, poor diet, not enough exercise, and too much alcohol, drugs, and tobacco. Although their suggestions are wise, none seems particularly unique to African Americans we are, after all, pretty much the same physiologically.

Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages. Their advice is a fine amalgam of Western biomedicine and Eastern natural medicine, emphasizing taking control of one's own health, eating carefully, and using nutritional supplements and body/mind procedures to achieve a state of good health and well-being. Former library book may include library markings. Walker, an internist/acupuncturist, and Singleton, a professor of medicine at Howard University, have written a self-help book addressed to what they see as the health problems of African Americans: stress, obesity, poor diet, not enough exercise, and too much alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.

Natural Health for African Americans by Marcellus A. Walker