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Kate Marie, Professor Merlin Christopher Thomas MD, PhD and Dr John Flynn MBBS, Dip RACOG, FRACGP, Dip.P.Derm, FACCS

To produce an authentic book on this topic would take the input of many professional people from a variety of backgrounds. That is exactly what the author has chosen to...

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Maggie Moon MS RDN

This is a thoroughly researched and scientific look at diet, with a view to delaying dementia and Alzheimer's disease. There have been longitudinal studies done which confirm the role of...

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James M Miller

There is an expectation by the general public that priests are not only the disciples of the Lord on earth but that their behaviour is beyond reproach; after all they...

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Sarah Harry

For many people who do not fit the modern stereotype of slim, trim, flexible and ‘fab’, exercising can be a considerable challenge, not just on a physical level but also...

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Kate Callaghan

Any book that tells you to eat dark chocolate has to be good, indeed encourages you to eat chocolate, in moderation of course, is definitely good, but let us not...

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Ken McLean

Presented in the manner of a workshop Ken McLean shares his many years of searching for peace and harmony in a manner which can easily be used to take a...

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Sophie Manolas

This is such an inspirational book for jaded cooks and those who wish to discover the joys of healthy eating. The author discusses the groups of vegetables, seeds and nuts,...

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Dianne Touchell

‘He could no longer remember the first thing his father forgot. It came on slowly; his dad’s forgetting. Like a spider building its web in a doorway.’ are the words...

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Dr Cris Beer

Ah! the liver you say, sounding like a source of all knowledge about this much abused and misunderstood, hardworking, largely unrewarded organ of the body, but do you really understand...

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Jaon Shon Bennett

If you subscribe to the theory that you are what you eat, you will enjoy this book. For the first time in the history of humankind, there are now more...

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Dr Tim Sharpe

There is so much tragedy in the world it is only fair for every individual to experience some in their own lives.  Spike Milligan is thought to have said that...

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Anne Buckley and Margaret Maclagan

‘Talking Baby is required reading for every parent, grandparent, educator, student, or anyone working with children,’ says Elisabeth Duursma, Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood Education at the University of Wollongong....