Depression : The Way Out
$60.49
What causes depression? Genetics? Poor nutrition? Social factors? Environmental toxins? The answer is any one, or combination, of the above, and more. But there is hope. This book helps you identify the cause of depression, and offers a wide range of new and practical tools to aid you on the road to recovery. It covers: brain function; which foods can boost energy; which herbs can improve mood and concentration; how to manage good and bad stress; how to increase your chances of living depression-free without medication and counseling, and much more. Don’t pass up this life-saving plan.
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780966197945
Neil Nedley
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: May 2002
Publisher: Review & Herald Publishing
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