by June Milligan |
Noreena Hertz is a gentle, soft-spoken Cambridge University economist who was able to predict our current global economic disaster almost a decade ago. Part activist, part detective, she did her research, and found that as far back as 200l, over half of the world’s 100 largest economies were corporations, not countries. [...]
book by Jonathan V. Wright, MD & Lane Lenard, PhD | reviewed by June Milligan |
(The Science Explained)
Dr. Jonathan Wright has been advocating bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) since the early 1980s and has more experience with this therapy for menopausal women than any other physician in the world. He has written books and [...]
book by Mandy Akridge | book review by June Milligan,M.Ed., CCHt |
Learn How to Settle Debts as Low as 20 cents on the Dollar.
Are you considering debt settlement? This gem of a book guides you through the negotiation and settlement of credit card debt once and for all. Settlement has become necessary for [...]
by Peter Kelder |edited by J.W. Watt | book review by June Milligan |
This book was originally published in 1939. The story behind it is somewhat of a mystery, and this information probably would have faded into the mists of time if these rites had not worked for scores of people here in America. It [...]
by James Arthur Ray | book review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt |
James Arthur Ray is one of the success experts featured in the movie The Secret. He gives seminars and workshops across the country, explaining how to live the life you want by aligning your thoughts, feelings and actions in a congruent way. He [...]
by Nick Tasler | book review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt |
Nick Tasler describes management people in this book as either risk managers or potential seekers. All of us seem to naturally have the tendency to make decisions either one way or the other. He describes potential seekers as being able to quickly identify new [...]
A Self-Care Guide for Trauma, Stress and Common Emotional Imbalances
book by Michael Reed Gach, Ph.D. and Beth Ann Henning, Dipl. A.B.T. |
book review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt |
More than five thousand years ago the Chinese discovered that by applying pressure with their fingers or hands to specific points on the body, they could relieve [...]
book by Elisabeth Hasselbeck |
book review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt |
Elisabeth Hasselbeck (co-host of The View) suffered from the effects of celiac disease for over a decade before she was correctly diagnosed and therefore discovered what was causing severe abdominal pains, gas, diarrhea, weakness and lack of energy. She went to scores of [...]
book by Hulda Clark, Ph.D., N.D. | book review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt |
Dr. Hulda Clark has been researching what causes chronic diseases for over 50 years, and has been thinking “outside the box” of conventional research for the last 30 years. As a result, she is of the opinion that all chronic diseases [...]
A Powerful Do-It-Yourself Tool
To Optimize Your Health and Wellbeing
By Andreas Moritz |
Book Review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt |
For me, the most startling information in this book was the size and number of stones that could be blocking your liver ducts without your knowledge. I was amazed that hundreds of stones consisting of congealed [...]
By Terry Lowey MS, MFT
Illustrated by Karen Frances
A Book Review by Brittany Russell
“Inspire your child with this universal and timeless message of the true way to lasting happiness.”
As adults, we often forget and undermine what emotions children go through. Some feel alone and misunderstood by their older counterparts when experiencing lows that [...]
Balance Your Diet,
Reclaim Your Health
By Dr. Robert O. Young and Shelly Redford Young
A Book Review by June Milligan, M.Ed., CCHt
This is not the first book about the benefits of a correct alkaline/acid balance in your body, and it won’t be the last. Dr. Young explains why the pH level (acid/alkaline balance) of our internal fluids [...]
