The Complete Doctor's Stress Solution
Understanding, Treating and Preventing Stress-Related Illnesses
- Publisher
- Robert Rose
- Initial publish date
- Nov 2004
- Category
- General, Stress Management, Family & General Practice
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9780778800965
- Publish Date
- Nov 2004
- List Price
- $24.95
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Description
Over 80 percent of all visits to primary healthcare practitioners are due to stress-related illness.
The Complete Doctor's Stress Solution is the first book to summarize the available scientific research linking stress to the development of a disease and to offer a unifying theory to explain how the hormonal effects of stress result in diverse health problems. Jargon-free text explains the impact of stress on the body and the mechanisms by which it influences health.
With worksheets and checklists throughout, the book is a guide to positive solutions to reduce stress. It includes:
- Personalized programs and therapies for specific conditions or diseases
- Comprehensive list of options from a home-based stress-reduction program that includes diet, exercise, relaxation techniques and other therapies
- Physical therapies including reflexology and massage
- Herbal supplements, counseling and prescription medication suggestions and recommendations
- Treatment strategies that are comprehensive, multi-disciplinary and provide plain language explanations of medical information and scientific research.
Changing one's lifestyle is a challenge and is often necessary to combat stress. Responding better to stress will reduce the harmful effects on well-being.
About the authors
Penny Kendall-Reed and Dr. Stephen Reed
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Dr. Stephen C. Reed, BM, BCh, MSc, FRCSC, Penny Kendall-Reed, MSc, ND with Dr. Michael Ford, MD
Editorial Reviews
Full of very matter-of-fact, real life, practical information... well-structured book that is user-friendly and easy to search... If you are worried about yourself or someone you love, this is the book for you... highly recommended for academic and public libraries.
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