Every Body's Guide to Everyday Pain: "It Never Used to Hurt When I.?!"

Liou D.C., Ya-Ling J.

ISBN 10: 0991309405 / ISBN 13: 9780991309405

Edité par Return to Health Press, 2015

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1st edition. 320 pages. 10.00x7.00x0.73 inches. In Stock.

N° de réf. du vendeur x-0991309405

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• Titre: Every Body's Guide to Everyday Pain: "It Never Used to Hurt When I.?!"
• Éditeur: Return to Health Press
• Date de parution: 2015
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0991309405
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780991309405
• Reliure: Paperback
• Illustrateur: Johnson, Sandy
• État de l'article: Brand New
• Poids: 0,75 kilogramme

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Synopsis

For anyone who has found themselves thinking: “ But it never used to hurt when I… !”, Put Out the Fire is written for them. This book sheds light on three burning questions: Why does it hurt? How do I make it stop? and How do I keep it from happening again?

This first in a three-volume series, Put Out the Fire is not about pain typically associated with fractures or diseases. It does, however, address the familiar bouts of everyday aches and pains and it's this "everyday" variety of pain that can unwittingly lead to a lifetime of discomfort when left ignored and untreated. This book guides readers through an intuitive exploration of the why, what, and how of everyday pain in a way that will transform their relationship with all pain and help them see their everyday activities in a new light.

Author Ya-Ling Liou, a seasoned chiropractic physician and teacher, turns complicated anatomical processes into easily understood concepts. Fun cartoon-style illustrations and easily-grasped analogies describe clearly the intrinsic nature of the body’s mechanical, chemical and emotional causes of pain. Pain caused by inflammation is compared to “the body on fire,” and the author artfully guides readers through the processes of “cooling the fire” and “fire-proofing the body.” Uncovering new ways to pay attention to the body, Liou describes exactly what to do about these nuisance and surprise pains before they turn into a five-alarm fire.

Fix the Fire Damage shows readers how to tap into the body’s innate common sense, and spells out in everyday language what they need to know to become their own experts in pinpointing and alleviating their nagging pain. Best of all, readers will find new hope knowing that they can return to a pain-free life.

À propos de l?auteur

Ya-Ling J. Liou is a chiropractic physician who, after more than 20 years of clinical experience, continues to expand and share her intuitive body care techniques. All of her work takes into account the whole person, and aims not only to address the mechanical balance of the body, but also the chemical and emotional aspects that so often influence this balance. Growing up with exposure to generations of Eastern as well as Western attitudes towards health provided Dr. Liou with a unique perspective on health care. She began her formal education in the area of applied sciences in her hometown of Montreal, Quebec, before completing a degree program at New York Chiropractic College. Dr. Liou now lives, works and writes in Seattle. She taught anatomy, physiology and kinesiology at Seattle Massage School (currently Everest College and formerly Ashmead College), and later brought her multiple systems perspective to the Naturopathic Physical Medicine Department at Bastyr University as an adjunct faculty member.