Bøger af Carol Thomas

Everyone wants to look their best. For women, like you and me, the pressure to look young and beautiful is absolutely higher. This is why most of us run to the beauty store, spend loads of cash on what we hear is the best. All the while crossing our fingers hoping to get the results we wanted in the first place. However, when the results don't come, we start becoming disheartened that we even spent the amount of money we did without a satisfying outcome. Commercially available skin products promise to make your skin look and feel younger and healthier. But do they actually deliver? Or are these products only cost-effective? Well, you may be satisfied with the results you are getting now; but in the long run, these products will do your skin more harm than good. The simple truth is that most of them are made from chemicals. These added chemicals can do the exact opposite of what these products promise you, healthier and more beautiful skin. Would you still risk it? Do you have a choice? YOU DO HAVE A CHOICE It is not wise to continue abusing your skin with chemically laden skin products. While they are convenient, they also conveniently harm your skin. Take matters into your own hands and start by trying out homemade body butter recipes to nourish, hydrate and protect your skin. Do you want to get rid of scars, pimples, fine lines, wrinkles and other skin problems? Are you wishing for a clear, soft and smooth skin? Do you want to look your absolute best? Do you want to look more beautiful naturally? If you do, then choose what is natural. Choose from these 25 Homemade Body Butter Recipes to take beauty to the next level! If you want to learn how to make your own natural and homemade mix of moisturizing, sun protecting, anti-aging, soothing and beautifying body butter, then what are you waiting for? Read on!

Nature's Remedy for Hypothyroidism - Curing Thyroid Problems Safely and Effectively Without Hurting Your Pocket Feeling tired lately? Did you miss the energy and vitality you used to have when you were in your prime? Does your doctor dismiss your complaints about fatigue, insomnia, and other discomforts as something natural? Join the club! This book talks about the intricate and complex nature of the human body and how the thyroid gland affects it. This book will take you through a wonderful journey inside your own body so that you can understand what your body is telling you. When you understand what your body is telling you, you can often address the discomforts you're having in a more systematic and efficient manner. Hypothyroidism is one of the most commonly misdiagnosed diseases. Its common occurrence among older people gives it the perfect camouflage. Instead of treating the symptoms described by the patient, the doctor instead points out other people belonging to the same age group who have the same symptoms and state that it's normal just because of the increased incidence when older. This book goes into detail as to why this way of thinking is flawed and what you can do to check yourself for hypothyroidism. This book doesn't tell you to totally avoid your prescribed medications. It also doesn't tell you to buy a whole box of pharmaceutical drugs, either. This book takes a more balanced approach and takes ideas from both sides. The explanations offered are in-depth. After you read this book you'll be able to make smarter decisions, as you know more than just the surface details of your thyroid gland. You'll be aware of the processes involved, what could go wrong, and what could be fixed. No longer will you be kept in the dark, blindly following medications and unfounded claims on random supplements and food just to heal your thyroid. This book equips you with the knowledge you need to get your life back.

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This book explores and develops ideas about disability, engaging with important debates in disability studies about what disability is and how to theorize it. It also examines the interface between disability studies, women's studies and medical sociology, and offers an accessible review of contemporary debates and theoretical approaches.