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Dr. Dwayne Haus
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Dwayne Haus,
N.D., CNHP., CHE.
Naturopath
Herbalist
Nutrition
Two offices to better serve
your needs:
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301 Shiloh Road, State
College, PA. 16801
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8362 Six Forks Road,
Suite 204, Raleigh, NC 27615
Phone:
(814) 933-8399 or (919) 616-1082
Email:
haus@pa.net
Mail address: P.O. Box 491,
State College, PA. 16804
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Self
Help, For Your Body And Your Mind |
Whether or not you visit me for
health recovery or nutritional guidance, I strongly
encourage you to read the books featured below.
Click on the image to order:
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Dr.
Mercola's Total Health Cookbook & Program
This book outlines
some of the fundamental eating habits that we all
need to integrate into our lives. With 150
recipes, you will enjoy a wonderful variety of
tasty dishes the year around. His program offers a
basic, comprehensive and logical approach to
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Prescription for Nutritional Healing
Written by a medical
doctor and a certified nutritional consultant,
this comprehensive guide to nutritional, herbal,
and complementary therapies discusses natural
healing programs for some 300 health conditions.
Arranged in alphabetical order, it's a useful
ready-reference tool.
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Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine
This book shows you
how to improve your health through a positive
mental attitude, healthy lifestyle,
health-promoting diet, and supplements; with
plenty of practical tips. Learn disease prevention
through enhancing key body systems. The bulk of
the book details natural remedies for treating
more than 70 ailments. Each includes symptoms,
description, therapeutic considerations, and a
treatment summary, including nutritional
supplements and herbal medicines.
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Prescription for Herbal Healing
By the authors of
"Prescription for Nutritional Healing," comes its
long awaited companion. The first part of the book
describes the herbs that are mentioned throughout
the book, the scientific evidence of their
benefits, and various considerations for use,
alone and/or with other herbs. The second
part contains an alphabetical listing of various
health conditions and summarizes in a table, the
herbs, dosages, formulas, and a short comment on
effects. Also contains an overview of the
principles of herbal healing and the best herbs to
treat almost any ailment.
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Nutrition
and Physical Degeneration
While the western
world continues to argue over what is the easiest
way to feed itself truckloads of sugary garbage
and stay thin, it is refreshing to see that
someone has actually made a scientific study to
show that the best way to stay healthy is to
forget the quick fix and look toward a healthier
past. Anyone who hasn't understood why their fad
diet lifestyle isn't working should take the time
to read this book in detail - the explanations are
all there.
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A Handbook
of Chinese Healing Herbs
Traditional Chinese
medicine is perhaps the oldest system of health
care in the world--and one of the safest and most
effective. This easy-to-use handbook provides
everything readers need to know to be able to
explore Chinese herbal medicine for themselves.
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Your Health,
Your Choice
Are you tired of
being tired? Are you tired of the weight you're
carrying around? Ready to lose the extra weight?
Get this book! It's very understandable and even
funny. The most beautiful part is that you can go
as fast or as slow as you want.
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Untold Story
of Milk: Green Pastures, Contented Cows and Raw
Dairy Products
A great book full of
hard-to-find information on milk. Well-written and
compelling. it tells a sad but all too common
story of large corporations ruining a once
marvelous product in the name of industrialization
and profit-maximization. The author addresses the
issues of the raw milk debate in detail; disease,
cleanliness, quality, politics, economics,
nutrition, and health attributes. He dismantles
the lies, propaganda, incompetence, and villainy
of the powers that seek to deny the American
people one of the most potent health foods.
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For my advanced clients:
The New
Glucose Revolution
The authors expect
their readers to be mentally hard working in
developing their individual eating plans. The book
includes 67 pages of tables so that you can look
up the GI (Glycemic Index) values of hundreds of
foods, and then use those values to choose which
foods you will wish to emphasize and which you
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