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Title: British beauty Melanie Brown looks back on her life and forward to new projects, new baby & new husband.(Cover story)
Author: Marti Parham
Publication: Jet (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 112Issue: 13Page: 62(4)

Article Type: Cover story

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Customer Reviews (7)

Wonderful medicine
This is a wonderful book on women's medicine.Using the ayurvedic tradition - as presented byMaharishi Ayur-Veda, it combines solid medical research and ayurveda. It is inspiring. understandable, enlightening and a very easy read.It covers all aspects of a woman's health, physical, emotional and spiritual through all ages.

If you are undecided, read the last chapter (13 - Connection).It also contains two glossaries with explainations of Ayurvedic medicine and resourses.The book itself is footnoted.An extensive glossary covers all those confusing Indian ayurvedic terms and contains a detailed index and selected bibliography.

It would make a wonderful gift for any woman in your life and a great resource for men.

A Woman's Best Medicine
I love this book and as a health educator, have recommended it for years.If offers a wealth of practical ayurvedic knowledge to help women make intelligent health choices.

important information
A Woman's Best Medicine is one of the most uplifting and important books I have ever read.I read it some years ago and have just reviewed it which prompted me to buy several more copies to hand out on loan, to women I care about. It's easy to read, easy to follow and I wish all women had a copy! I have already begun to benefit healthwise, both in a physical sense and in an emotional one, from implementing some of the deeply wise but essentially simple advice. Bless the author.

A Compassionate Reference Guide to Ayurveda
Written with sincere effort to educate and spread Ayurvedic knowledge to other women, this is a book I come back to again and again. A thorough and easy-to-read guide for women on all levels of the mind, body and emotions. This book is written clearly and compassionately by women, and it surpasses all other Ayurvedic books in its accessibility to the reader. No "shoulds" or finger-pointing here. Just clear explanations and a joy to read. I use this book as an excellent reference, as well as a source of comfort and validation in my own personal experiences as a woman.

a treasure of medical information embracing the WHOLE person
this book is a wonderful treatise on health and wholeness - for BOTH sexes.unlike much of modern medicine, it addresses not only the health and well-being of the body but the essential link with the emotions andspirit, through a detailed and easy to understand explanation of theprinciples of the ancient (and very current) science of Ayurveda.

a MUSTread for anyone interested in health and wholeness (ie., everyone) ... Read more