La receta del Gran Medico para el sindrome de irritabilidad intestinal or Chiva

La receta del Gran Medico para el sindrome de irritabilidad intestinal

Author: Jordan Rubin

Jordan Rubin, junto con el D.M. Joseph Brasco, muestran a los lectores como aplicar las 7 claves para la salud y el bienestar y combatir en forma natural el sindrome de irritabilidad intestinal, una enfermedad dolorosa y debilitante.

Table of Contents:

Introduccion: Un embarazoso problema de salud     v
Coma para vivir     1
Complemente su dieta con alimentos integrales, nutrientes vivos y superalimentos     28
Practique una higiene avanzada     40
Acondicione su cuerpo con ejercicios y terapias corporales     45
Reduzca las toxinas en su ambiente     54
Evite las emociones mortales     62
Viva una vida de oracion y con proposito     67
Plan de batalla de La receta del Gran Medico para el sindrome de irritabilidad intestinal     72
Notas     99
Acerca de los autores     101

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Chiva: A Village Takes on the Global Heroin Trade

Author: Chellis Glendinning

Its use as a narcotic is on a precipitous rise. Worldwide heroin production has doubled in the last decade, and the United Nations estimates more than 15 million users are addicted-up to 3 million in the United States. It's big business, too, with yearly global sales of $500 billion-up to $22 billion in the U.S. Enmeshed with terrorism, crime, government collaboration, corporate globalization, and the spread of HIV, the opiate trade is inextricably entangled with the functioning of global society. Finally, heroin is controversial because of the on-going debates about solutions to the health, social and economic havoc it creates.

Chiva uses creative nonfiction to merge the global epic of heroin trafficking with the human-scale story of its presence in the small desert town that boasts the most per-capita overdose deaths in the U.S. The book interweaves three themes:

The true tale of Chimayo, New Mexico, terrorized by its heroin dealers since the 1970s until, in the late '90s, its citizens rose up to challenge the epidemic in their midst.
The story of the author's relationship with a local dealer, and his involvement with addiction, crime, love, recovery and the judicial system.
The political context behind these stories: the global workings of the heroin production business.

Compelling, disturbing, yet hopeful, Chiva is both personal and political, revealing the relationship between colonization and drug abuse, and the importance of reclaiming sustainable culture as a key to recovery.

Chellis Glendinning, Ph.D, is a psychologist. An award-winning activist and writer, she is the author of four previous books,including Off the Map: An Expedition Deep into Empire and the Global Economy (New Society, 2002) which won the National Federation of Press Women 2000 book award for general nonfiction. She lives in Chimayo, New Mexico.