Our Food is Our Medicine (2-Tape Session) Women and Cancer ~ January Audio Tape #2 ~ 1790-1794

Audio Tape #2 ~ 1790-1794 The French Revolution at Its Height

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Audio Tape #007: "I Want to be the Centerpoint: A Case of Fibromyalgia" ~ Fibromyalgia is an increasingly common

Audio Tape #300b: "The Challenge of Small Remedies: A Case of Anxiety and ADHD" ~ Our repertories are incomplete in a way that can lead to choosing a polycrest

Our Food is Our Medicine (2-Tape Session) Women and Cancer ~ January Audio Tape #2 ~ 1790-1794Hear Nancy Turner discuss the importance of traditional diet, particularly of traditional plant foods for the health and well eing of indigenous peoples. Many of these foods have fallen into disuse because of cultural change and adoption of modern urban lifestyles. Also, the loss of access to resources and general environmental deterioration has been a factor in the disuse of the traditional plants in the diet.