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Recovery from Injury, Surgery and Infection (eBook, ePUB) - Hawes, Nat
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This Pocketbook provides a comprehensive list of the foods richest in the nutrients required for healing - at some time during their lifetime, everyone suffers an injury of some kind and many are not aware that there are numerous natural foods that can help the body heal faster. Some should be consumed internally and some should be used externally, and there are some that can be used both ways. The natural foods listed here are also important additions when recovering from any illness or infection as they strengthen the immune system

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This Pocketbook provides a comprehensive list of the foods richest in the nutrients required for healing - at some time during their lifetime, everyone suffers an injury of some kind and many are not aware that there are numerous natural foods that can help the body heal faster. Some should be consumed internally and some should be used externally, and there are some that can be used both ways. The natural foods listed here are also important additions when recovering from any illness or infection as they strengthen the immune system

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Autorenporträt
Nat H. Hawes, SNHS Dip (Advanced Nutrition and Sports Nutrition), has been researching the relationship between food, nutritional science and health since 2003. Originally prompted to do so by her father's and friends' health problems, she soon broadened her research to embrace all aspects of nutritional health, and launched the website naturecures.co.uk in 2010 to share this knowledge. Since that time - and at the time of going to press - the site has received over 4.5 million visitors from all over the world and acts as a barometer of health concerns internationally.