Bøger af Rachel Brooks

In Recreate Your Health-One Year to a New You Dr. Rachel tosses out the 21 day cleanse mentality and provides a lifelong approach to wellness. She describes 12 full months of clear steps to achieve better health: physically, mentally, and chemically. With these three aspects of health in mind she will explain:1-The missing link between gut function its impact on overall wellness and mental health2- Making sense of leaky gut and why mainstream approaches have it wrong3- The power of the Ketogenic Diet to take brain performance, energy, and weight loss to the next level4- Slow aging and reboot your cells with Intermittent Fasting 5- How to decide what kind of exercise to engage in and when it's best for your body6-Non-traditional, no nonsense meditation techniques7-The health benefits of having friends and a community and why it's important to socialize regularly8- How to make sense of different Alternative Medicines and why they have become main-streamDr. Rachel welcomes you to engage in this journey to a new you with improved health, vitality, motivation, and passion for living. The variety of techniques discussed in this book are aimed to aid you in finding your optimal nutrition, exercise and social strategy. Every individual is different. Dr. Rachel recognizes this and attempts to help you discover your own path rather than constantly following the false "one size fits all" type of wellness plans.

With contributions from across the globe, this is the first book of its kind to focus specifically on the ethics of education research. Part of the popular BERA/SAGE Research methods in Education series.

This book develops a comprehensive understanding of the motivations and experiences of students who choose to study abroad for the whole or part of a degree. It includes case studies of students from East Asia, Europe and the UK, and considers the implications of their movement for contemporary higher education.

This is the first introductory research methods textbook produced specifically and exclusively for youth researchers, focusing on important contextual issues as well as on a range of specific research methods.

Chicago has quite a harrowing history, and not all of it has stayed in the past. Meet the ghosts at Oprahs studios, the strange hitchhikers along Archer Avenue, the frightened souls from the St. Valentines Day Massacre, and the feared La Llorona, who ju