books about: drugs     books:       Cholesterol Down: Ten Simple Steps to Lower Your Cholesterol in Four Weeks--Without Prescription Drugs57 reviews Janet Brill Three Rivers Press, 2006 This one worked for me! My doctor gave me two months time to lower my cholesterol levels before starting medication. He advised me to take 3000mg Fish Oil capsules/day with low Carb diet. After some research, I narrowed down to this book due to several positive reviews. This is the best diet that can lower your cholesterol in a short time and it worked for me. Here is the proof of my total cholesterol. Sept 09 - ...             Psycho-Cybernetics92 reviews Maxwell Maltz M.D. F.I.C.S. Macmillan Audio, 2001 Life-changing read I used the advice presented in this book to bring about major change with great results at least twice. First, when I sprained my knee and tore my ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament), I used the concept of striving towards a goal and thinking of my physical body as a servo-mechanism to heal myself. Where I got the method of healing is a whole 'nother story. But the concept of driving yourself ...             Requiem for a Dream: A Novel86 reviews Hubert Selby Thunder's Mouth Press, 1999 This is the most haunting, accurate, disturbing, and best book I've ever read This is the kind of book that was so disturbing and unsettling that it has stuck with me, and haunted me since I first began reading it. The book is written in two parallel stories that do intersect, but only on a couple occasions. In one story we have Harry, his girlfriend Marion, and his best friend Tyrone. The story begins in the summer. The friends come up with the idea of selling heroin ...             The Spoken Words of Spirit: Lessons From The Other Side54 reviews Jim Fargiano Outskirts Press, 2008 Inspirational The Spoken Words of Spirit: Lessons From The Other Side The channeled messages are truly inspirational. If applied to everyday life, you CAN change things that are not as fruitful. These message inspire peace within. Through Spirit, Jim has channeled messages that can make us understand more about the "other side" and how they are trying to make us understand that we are our own worse ...             Criminal Minded: A Novel60 reviews Tracy Brown St. Martin's Griffin, 2005 Olivia and Zion Great book. Wish it had more to do with Oliva and Zion. Still I love this book!             Pocket Pharmacopoeia 200073 reviews Steven Green Tarascon Publishing, 1900 A Must Have! This is a must have in practice! The NP that I was practicing with during my clinical rotation actually told me to get this and he was correct, you have everything you need in one book!             Drug Crazy : How We Got into This Mess and How We Can Get Out66 reviews Mike Gray Routledge, 2000 Dealing with Our Addiction When it became clear that the medicines called opiates were highly addictive and caused health problems, they were dealt with as nicotine and alcohol are dealt with today. There were honest and realistic public service messages warning of the dangers of opiates, and there was medical help that greatly limited the damage they did to the individual and which had a chance of eliminating his or her ...             The Lost Years: Surviving a Mother and Daughter's Worst Nightmare90 reviews Kristina Wandzilak, Constance Curry Jeffers Press, 2006 The Lost Years Excellent book reflecting the most important aspect of life: Facing our best selves, overcoming addiction, choosing to live and love. Impelling, heartfelt reading providing hope and tools for recovery. Could save your life, your families life! Thanks to authors for writing this.             The Cartel116 reviews Ashley JaQuavis Urban Books, 2008 Good book When I first started reading this book I sat thinking to myself "I know this is suppose to be fiction but this is just too unbelievable for me." The most powerful organization in Miami at times seemed to be run by amateurs. But even with that being said I couldn't put the book down. Even though Ashley and Jaquavis' writing style in this book isn't really polished it puts me in the mindset of ...             Summer Promise (The Christy Miller Series #1)53 reviews Robin Jones Gunn Bethany House Publishers, 1998 A delight to read This book is a three-books-in-one volume, so I've given an overview of each story below. I think these books are great. They follow fifteen-year-old Christy Miller as she struggles through her teenage years. They are well-written and fun. Christy is an endearing character who gets into a lot of mischief just trying to live life. I highly recommend this series to teen girls of all ages. Book 1 ...             I Say a Prayer for Me: One Woman's Life of Faith and Triumph47 reviews Stanice Anderson Walk Worthy Press, 2002 Just AWESOME! Whew, what can one say after reading this book!?! To read this woman's stories of what she experienced and to see her now; only God can create such a transformation in one's life. I laughed and I cried as I read through the chapters. Some reminded me of my own experiences. This is a MUST read! If you are in need of any type of healing, it will definitely take place in the pages of this book.             Storming Heaven: LSD and the American Dream34 reviews Jay Stevens Harpercollins, 1988 The Sixties, Microgram by Microgram This is the definitive account of the 1960s psychedelic drug scene. Stevens does a great job of conveying the highs and lows of LSD and its proponents. His ability to relate endless facts while retaining a fast-paced narrative structure is amazing. I found this one of the most "addicting" books out there about the significance of drugs in American culture. Stevens reviews all the major ...             Diary of a Drug Fiend48 reviews Aleister Crowley Sphere, 1972 A Classic For Eternity About Healthful Living It's not quite as much fun to write a review when it seems everyone is basically in agreement. Crowley was not as evil as folklore suggests, and he was a lot more intellectually accomplished than his detractors would care to admit. What struck me about this book were the resounding themes in the final chapters. (I don't think this is a suspense-driven book, so I don't see myself as ...             I Am Your Disease: The Many Faces of Addiction33 reviews Sheryl Letzgus McGinnis, Heiko Ganzer Outskirts Press, 2006 As valuable as any clinical text. As a Clinical Social Worker, I recommend this book be mandatory for any professional in the field. This book goes beyond a scientific understanding of substance abuse, beyond treatment methods and beyond clinical strategy. It explores substance abuse from the viewpoint of the mother or the family member who has lost a loved one. It reminds us that a life lost to substance abuse is a life ...             Where There's Smoke42 reviews Terra Little Urban Books, 2009 A Welcome Surprise for All I read a book written by a friend, and prior to the book being published, I read the manuscript. Although I called and told the author that she had a hit on her hands, nothing prepared me for actually holding the finish product. Terra Little wrote an amazing book that spoke right to the heart. Too many books bash African-American men about having poor or no parenting skills, and even being ...             Essential Psychopharmacology: the Prescriber's Guide (Essential Psychopharmacology Series)33 reviews Stephen M. Stahl Cambridge University Press, 2004 Must have for busy clinicians! Simple and practical for quick and informed decision-making. Great to use for patient education due to the direct presentation.             The Imposter - How a Juvenile Criminal Succeeded in Business and Life48 reviews Kip Kreiling Brigham Distributing, 2009 Opening the Door Kreiling, Kip. "The Imposter: How a Juvenile Criminal Succeeded in Business and Life", Kip Kreiling, 2009. Opening the Door Amos Lassen Kip Kreiling, the author of "The Imposter" was a hardened juvenile delinquent who has managed to turn his life around and become a successful corporate executive, a husband and a father and he shares this with us as well as gives us his eight basic ...             Chasing the Dragon: One Woman's Struggle Against the Darkness of Hong Kong's Drug Dens32 reviews Jackie Pullinger; Andrew Quicke Regal Books, 2007 How does God lead and how to be led by God, today? My burning questions had been: In real life, how does God lead a Christian individual? and what does one need to do to be led by God? The stories in Bible were not enough for me and i had longed to hear some testimonies from today's life. Then i found this book and I think it did a very awesome job in answering those two questions, through the life if Jackie Pullinger.             Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD: The CIA, the Sixties, and Beyond39 reviews Martin A. Lee, Bruce Shlain Grove Press, 1994 A Fascinating History of LSD and the Sixties. _Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD: The CIA, the Sixties, and Beyond_, first published in 1985 and revised in 1992, by journalist and author Martin A. Lee and author Bruce Shlain is a fascinating and wild account of the history of LSD in America. The implications of this journalistic history are startling in that they show the role of the CIA and the government of the United ...             Drug Info Handbk Int Ed 10/E HB39 reviews LACY Lexi-Comp,U.S., 2002 drug info hand book received notification of shipment I believe the same day that I placed the order. 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