Description
In recent times the concept of healthy life has acquired a new dimension and covers a broad spectrum that includes the organism itself, the environment, place, thought and emotions. For a long time, the cause of diseases was sought only in physiological processes, without considering environmental pollutants, electromagnetic radiation, toxins in food, social relationships, lifestyle habits or one’s own emotions.
But everything changes, and we must be attentive to the changes so that what was appropriate yesterday could continue to be so with the appropriate adaptation. Our body is constantly changing and your needs too. Also, the environment in which we live changes and we must surround ourselves with what is most favorable for our health.
Exemplary corresponding to the 1st edition, October 2011.
Txumari Alfaro, tireless traveler, has traveled all over the world, always in order to collect popular wisdom referring to natural remedies for health. He often says that he considers himself a notary of the past who does not want to lose a wealth and a part of the culture as important as the anthropology of folk medicine and natural remedies. We can assure that in this work remedies are collected from all over the world and from a multitude of different cultures. Remedies that we consider ours to be daily and that were largely brought by the colonizers. Regular speaker in Spain and America, he writes in newspapers and magazines always about topics related to folk remedies. His passion for them led him to get his doctorate in Iridology, Naturopathy and Acupuncture, studying in France, the United States, Canada and Spain.
Raúl de la Rosa is a writer and practical philosopher of recognized prestige and one of the leading experts in the fields of ecology and health of the habitat, as well as those of the mind and conscience.
Volume bound in illustrated cardboard, format 20.5 x 26 cm. 416 pages illustrated in color.
Exemplary in perfect condition.
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