books about: endocrine     books:       Hormone Deception5 reviews Lindsey Berkson, D. Lindsey Berkson Contemporary Books, 2000 Empower yourself: learn about our surroundings! This was a hard book to put down. Scientifically oriented, yet written in simple language for all of us "non-scientists" to understand, it's reader friendly. This book applies to our everyday life. We already know many things cause cancer and other diseases, but to finally have a book that tells us what THOSE things are, empowers us to make a change. We've heard our water might be contaminated, ...             The Hormonally Vulnerable Woman : Relief at last for PMS, mood swings, fatigue, hair loss, adult acne, ...14 reviews Geoffrey Redmond, 2005 Dr Redmond changed my life! I went to Dr. Redmond over three years ago with a whole host of female problems that were preventing me from feeling good and enjoying my life. All that has completely changed due to his expert medical care. When I read his book, I knew that I had to buy copies for all my female friends! If you often feel that something is just "not right" with your health...then you owe it to yourself to read ...             Clinical Gynecologic Endocrinology and Infertility5 reviews Leon Speroff, Robert H. Glass, ... Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1999 DEFINITELY A MUST HAVE This is one of the bibles of the OB/GYN resident. Excellent reference for the in-service exams. Simple diagrams & tables make this text readable and easy to understand.             The Good News About Women's Hormones: Complete Information and Proven Solutions for the Most Common Hormonal ...10 reviews Geoffrey Redmond Grand Central Publishing, 1995 Most Doctors Don't Know What They're Doing!!! I've been asking different types of doctors for years why I don't get my period and they all gave me different -- and unconcerned -- answers. It wasn't until discovering this book that I found out my menstrual problems were actually related to my diet-like eating habits! I was eventually diagnosised with polycystic ovary syndrome, but even the doctor that diagnosed me didn't know how to ...             Recapture Your Health16 reviews Walt Stoll, Jan DeCourtney Sunrise Health Coach Publications, 2006 excellent book! !!!!!! my search for the perfect book on health and healing is over. I read so many books trying to help heal myself of chronic fatigue syndrome. This book made the most sense to me. It takes dedication to follow the program, but it is worth it. Dr. Stoll and Jan DeCorutney give you lots of motivation in the book. I borrowed it from the library, but will purchase one to keep at home.             Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology4 reviews Donald C Rizzo Delmar Cengage Learning, 2005 Excellent primer! A brief, concise Introduction to A&P! Donald C. Rizzo has done an excellent job in making this book. If you never took A&P in college, and you want to learn the subject on your own for whatever reason, this is the book to start with, hands down. It does exactly what the title implies; it covers the fundamentals without a lot of wordiness, making the material easier to retain. My point: you definitely learn the subject, and fast! The ...             Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility4 reviews Taylor & Francis, 2007 Good if you are thinking of doing OB/GYN residency This is a good and concise reference book, but not worth the purchase if you aren't considering doing OB/GYN as a profession. Blueprints is enough to get you through the 3rd year rotation. I would have preferred larger pages to reduce the number of total pages in the book, this way it would have fit better in my white coat pocket. Something to consider for next edition I guess.             Emotional Phases of a Woman's Life5 reviews Jean Lush, Patricia Rushford Fleming H Revell Co, 1987 Very insightful! What an incredible book! I was able to understand more about my emotional ups and downs and the changes in a woman's body that can cause them. My husband also read the book and gained a new understanding of women. He recommends it to friends more than I do.             It's My Ovaries, Stupid!24 reviews Elizabeth Lee Vliet Scribner, 2003 A Response to a male review I have yet to read the book, but I was reading over the reviews and I found it funny that a male was so ticked off that Dr. Vliet only spoke of female issues. For one, you just appear ignorant for being upset about a disease that will never inflict a male (i.e. PCOS). Secondly men do not visit the doctors as regularily as females do and to try and discredit Dr. Vliet is nonsense! Most males ...             Dr. Joe's Rx for Managing Your Health5 reviews Joe Prendergast Endocrine Therapeutics, Inc, 2006 A straightforward truth! Dr. Joe's book touched me deeply when he had the courage to tell his story of illness, and how he had to step out of the bounds if his medical training to find his answers. As a result I find his suggestions for reversing the symptoms of the two deadliest diseases in America today to be a phenomenal breakthrough and a relief for those suffering from diabetes, the scourge of this century. I read ...             Endocrinology3 reviews W.B. Saunders Company, 1995 GOOD TEXTBOOK -- MUST HAVE FOR THE PRACTICING ENDOCRINOLOGIS As a practicing endocrinologist in New York, i have found this book to be very useful. The text explores all areas of endocrinology in great detail and is an excellent board review tool. There are many diagrams. The section on gestational diabetes is especially well written. I saved over $100 dollars by purchasing this book through Amazon as opposed to buying it from my local university ...             Manual of Endocrinology and Metabolism2 reviews Norman Lavin Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2002 A must for anyone who sees patients with endocrinopathies. The beauty of this reference book is that it offers pithy reviews of common endocrine disorders with a streamlined focus on diagnosis and treatment. It tells you what to know in 10-20 page chapters with excellent use of diagrams and tables. What is especially nice is that areas of controversy are addressed by the authors who then interject their own treatment strategies based on years of ...             Altering Eden: The Feminization of Nature2 reviews Deborah Cadbury St. Martin's Press, 1999 Altering Eden - Our Future at Risk This is a very important book. It is based on an `Emmy' award winning BBC TV programme. Scientists around the world are finding alarming changes in human reproduction and health. There is strong evidence that sperm counts have fallen dramatically. Testicular, prostate, and breast cancer are on the rise. Different animal species are even showing signs of 'feminization' or 'changing sex,' the ...             Clinical Endocrinology2 reviews Wiley-Blackwell, 1998 a guide of endocrinology I hope you show the contest online.             Endocrine Pathophysiology2 reviews Catherine B. Niewoehner Wiley-Blackwell, 1998 One of the best This book is one of the best medical school texts out there period. It covers all the major hormone pathways and associated disorders in a clear manner intended for the 2nd year medical student. Discussions of disease process are case-based. Outlines of all endocrine pathways are shown in figures to cater to those who learn by visualization. Tables of disorders are also plentiful. Simple ...             The Clinical Handbook of Endocrinology and Metabolic Disease2 reviews N.I. Robin Taylor & Francis, 1996 An excellent overview of clinical endicrinology. This book covers modern clinical practices broadly and fully, while presenting information in a concise, easy-to-read way. A handy resource for the practicing internist             The Hormone Headache: New Ways to Prevent, Manage, and Treat Migraines and Other Headaches3 reviews Seymour Diamond, Bill Still, ... MacMillan Publishing Company, 1995 The best self-help book on headaches I've ever read. If you can only afford one book on headache causes, treatment and prevention--this is the book to purchase. If you suffer from more than one type of headache, can't seem to get real relief, and are in dispair from the headache pain you suffer, this book is a MUST BUY for YOU! You will reread this book often. This is the best collection of information on headache causes, prevention ...             Headache Relief for Women: How You Can Manage and Prevent Pain2 reviews Alan M. Rapoport, Fred D. Sheftell Little, Brown and Company, 1996 A very useful reference book After checking this book out of the libary several times, I am finally buying it. I have found it to one of the best books of migraine I have read. The authors recognize the great extent to which migraine can affect people's lives. They offer up-to-date and useful information on how to deal with this serious malady, including both drug and drug-free approaches.             A Barefoot Doctor's Guide for Women2 reviews Georgette Delvaux North Atlantic Books, 2007 An Unpretentious Treasure Having worked in the health field for over 20 years, I am often dismayed by the either/or, Yin/Yang conflict between Western and Alternative medicine. In this book, Georgette Delvaux clearly and interestingly presents a sensible and informative amalgam of the best of both worlds for understanding and empowerment in treatment for a broad range of health issues for women. The presentation and ...             Perfect Hormone Balance for Fertility: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Pregnant2 reviews Robert A. Md Greene, Laurie Tarkan Three Rivers Press, 2008 Perfect Hormone Balance is the BEST fertility book on the Market--if offers an array of "perfect" practical solutions! I know what you're thinking: "oh no, not another book about fertility". Let me tell you why I like this book and why I think it's important. You don't know this, but my husband and I had a lot of trouble getting pregnant; then I lost some weight and had a summer off work and stopped thinking about it and surprise! I found myself pregnant. Assuming it was a fluke we really didn't think ...              search for books altering, clinical, complete, deception, emotional, endocrine, endocrinology, feminization, fertility, fundamentals, gynecologic, handbook, headaches, hormonal, hormonally, hormones, infertility, information, managing, metabolic, metabolism, migraines, pathophysiology, perimenopause, physiology, pregnant, recapture, reproductive, solutions, vulnerable books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen electronics: Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 - Dragon Fruit Pink [Amazon ... leave a comment home  impressum - about us