books by Cal Orey (chocolate essential maverick)

books by Cal Orey

books:

202 Pets' Peeves: Cats and Dogs Speak Out on Pesky Human Behavior

7 reviews
Cal Orey

Citadel, 2003

Two savvy spokespets explain it all for you
Ask not what your pets can do for you; ask what you can do for your pets! If our cats and dogs could talk, you can bet they'd have more than a few complaints about us to get off their chests. Veteran magazine writer and "self-proclaimed pet expert" Cal Orey has channeled her dog Dylan's and cat Kerouac's biggest issues into a briskly readable, amusingly useful catalog of all the things they wish ...

The Healing Powers of Olive Oil: A Complete Guide to Nature's Liquid Gold

23 reviews
Cal Orey

Kensington Publishing Corporation, 2009

Quite informative
I really learned a lot from this book and am trying to incorporate this into my health plan.

Epilepsy: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care

2 reviews
Cal Orey

BowTie Press, 1999

This is a must-read for pet owners.
For anyone who has endured the experience of watching a dog or cat have a seizure this book can be a godsend. Not only does it provide helpful holistic strategies that really work--it's a one of a kind book. Pet owners who have pets prone to seizures are often left helpless. They don't know who to turn to. In result, they end up scared, frustrated and believe conventional medicine is ...

The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes: Jim Berkland, Maverick Geologist--How His Quake Warnings Can Save Lives

17 reviews
Cal Orey

Sentient Publications, 2006

Earthquakes are predictable, Jim proves it!
Man who predicts Earthquakes - Jim Berkland, Maverick Geologist -biography by Cal Orey, Sentient Pub '06 Review - micheal sunanda Oness press This book is charming & dramatic in language, vast in scope, very personal & accurate in reporting. Jim keeps Equake records of his `Syzygy' coorelations being Sun, full & new moon cycles of Equake clusters happening after many cats & dogs ...

The Healing Powers of Chocolate

16 reviews
Cal Orey

Kensington, 2010

As appealing as chocolate itself!
I'm not sure what "OldRoses" was so bothered about (a 1 star rating) - chocolate is supposed to be fun. I think she was looking for a Ph.D. dissertation... not fun at all. Or perhaps she just had her panties in a wad. I was impressed by both the style and content of this clever title. Yes, it followed the format of some of Cal's other works, but then what author's subsequent works don't? Do ...

Cancer: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care

1 review
Cal Orey

BowTie Press, 1999

Interesting but not that essential
Interesting book about alternative care for dogs and cats with cancer. However, not very specific and even though there are some more specific issues discussed most of the recommendations are not focused on a specific subject. If you really want to fight this disease and need specific and straight foward answers talk to your veterinarian and do a lot of research about it. They will be the best ...

The Healing Powers of Vinegar, Revised and Updated

38 reviews
Cal Orey

Kensington, 2006

Healing Powers of Vinegar
Great book full of very good information. I have learned vinegar is god for so much more than I thought. Great service too.

The Healing Powers of Chocolate (Paperback)

2 reviews
Cal Orey (Author), 2010

Chocolate surprises and practicalities
Chocolate surprises and practicalities The Healing Powers of Chocolate by Cal Orey is a book for chocolate lovers, as well as for cooks, history buffs and people interested in natural healing. The detailed research Ms Orey is useful and makes the book fun to read. I was especially intrigued by the day of Home Chocolate Spa Beauty Treatments. Lots of unexpected secrets are shared which make ...

Doctors' Orders: What 101 Doctors Do to Stay Healthy

3 reviews
Cal Orey

Kensington, 2002

More Advice from Doctor #101
I loved this book so much that I bought 10 copies to send to my friends and family as Christmas presents! Not only is it filled with down-to-earth, practical advice (including an item that I contributed), but it is extremely nicely done. As a medical editor myself ("The Roots of Molecular Medicine"), I appreciate the skill and effort required to produce a compilation of this quality.