books about: wort     books:       The Prozac Alternative: Natural Relief from Depression with St. John's Wort, Kava, Ginkgo, 5-HTP, Homeopathy, ...3 reviews Ran Knishinsky Healing Arts Press, 1998 The most comprehensive book to date This author presents a very well balanced, objective view on natural supplements as an alternative to drug treatment. Phenomenal book! Covers a whole range of subjects from depression, herbs and the health food industry, prescription drugs, St.John's wort, homeopathy, kava, Fish Oils, B vitamins, DHA, and more. The research is great. Everything here is carefully footnoted and the author makes ...             Professional SQL Server 2005 Performance Tuning (Programmer to Programmer)3 reviews Steven Wort, Christian Bolton, ... Wrox, 2008 Professional SQL Server 2005 Performance Tuning from Wrox ROCKS! I have long been impressed with Steven Wort as a result of his work at Microsoft & his promiscuous, insightful posts on various SQL Server sites. When I learned he was the lead author of "Professional SQL Server 2005 Performance Tuning" I could scarcely wait for its publication. Now that it's been out for a bit I'm shocked to see only two reviews here on Amazon. This book is a worthy read & ...             Gold Coffin Murder Case1 review PageTurner, 2001 Good Lost 1930s Lawyer-Sleuth Mystery I've heard about the legendary Gillian Hazeltine lawyer-dectective series, but never had the opportunity to read them before. They are delightful, fast-reads, clean and wholesome, if you like Carr, or Christie or Gardner, you will love these novels! They mix humor and mystery and the hero is no handsome superman. The way he wins some cases would shock Perry Mason. The book's promotional copy ...             The Wort papers1 review Peter Mathers Cassell Australia, 1972 Australian satire Mathers published this novel, a wild, eccentric and often ribald romp through many locations in rural Australia across two generations, in 1972. His first, Trap, an urban novel targeting racism in a then apartheid country under the White Australia Policy,won Australia's most prestigious literary prize, the Miles Franklin, in 1966. This kind of novel doesn't often get published in Australia these ...             St. John's Wort9 reviews Hyla Cass Avery, 1998 Good vibrations This is a great guide to the healing effects of an ancient medicinal plant that has gained great popularity in the last decade based on scientific findings. The author first looks at the problem of depression by discussing the biochemistry of the brain and the relationship between mental and physical health. St John's Wort (hypericum) offers a gentle way of treating depression and other ...             Malting and Brewing Science : Hopped Wort and Beer (Volume 2)1 review J.S. Hough, D.E. Briggs, ... Springer, 1982 This book will deepen your understanding of brewing. This book is a wonderful update to what was covered by Jean DeClerk in the 1940's. What was emperically known at that time is more scientifically explained in this book which brings your brewing knowledge to a whole new level of understanding. The 'science' gets heavy in some parts, but if you really want to know, this is a fine book.             Professional SQL Server 2005 Administration (Wrox Professional Guides)4 reviews Brian Knight, Ketan Patel, ... Wrox, 2006 An Advanced Book written for Administrators SQL Server is a major big-time database. It has numerous features with settings that can dramatically alter its performance. It can also be expanded to handle exceedly large databases with multiple servers handling a great many dips into the database updating, adding, selecting out data. There are also multiple editions of SQL Server to handle clustering, high availability and so on. This book ...             Wort, Worms and Washbacks2 reviews John McDougall, Gavin D. Smith Neil Wilson Publishing, 2001 Whisky-the life behind the bottle This is a fantastic book! No one has ever published a tell all book about the Whisky industry let alone a biography. John McDougall is truely a Scottish Legend. His life experiences are things one would never read in a distillery brochure. Slaite!             St. John's Wort : The Herbal Way to Feeling Good3 reviews Norman Rosenthal DIANE Publishing Company, 2000 Ambitiously researched, creative, remarkably comprehensive This book is a much needed INFO booster for people suffering with depression, as well as for individuals interested in herbal medicine. Plus it's an interesting read! Ambitiously researched and creatively presented, Dr. Rosenthal has a talent for drawing from sources such as classic literature, music, poetry, medical research, and philosophy, to pen interesting highlights throughout the ...             The Monster of the Lagoon (Starmont Facsimile Fiction, 14)1 review George F. Worts Starmont House, 1991 The Monster of the Lagoon One author stands out in most of the pulp genres - Western, Detective, Humor, Adventure and Tales of the South Pacific: George Frank Worts. Born in Toledo, Ohio on March 16, 1892, he grew up in this Great Lakes port, became interested in wireless telgraphy and worked on the Great Lakes timber and ore carriers as a radio man; "Sparks," to the crew. After a time, he shipped out, again as a radio ...             St Johns Wort: the Miracle Medicine1 review Alan H. Pressman Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group Inc What amazing healing powers! St. John's Wort has long been the remedy of choice in Europe not only for depression, but for a wide variety of health problems, from insomnia to anxiety disorders to PMS. It is considered to be a completely natural antidepressant that is safe, yet as effective as leading pharmaceuticals. This is a comprehensive guide that will show you how to use this powerful ancient herb safely and ...             Hypericum (St John's Wort) and Depression4 reviews Harold H. Bloomfield, Mikael Nordfors, ... Robinson Publishing, 1998 Concise and full of information. Plenty of practical and useful information here and well documented with summaries of past research. I learned quite a bit about dosage, brands, and the most recent theories about how St. John's Wort works. This herb appears to work on three neurochemicals: dopamine, norephedrine, and serotonin. Prozac and other antidepressents don't work on dopamine. Many people with attention deficit ...             The Odyssey12 reviews Homer Signet, 1946 War and Penelope I hope that those who read my review will forgive me because I would like to talk mainly about Penelope, the wife of Odysseus. When I read the Odyssey for the first time, I thought it was a wonderful adventure book with beautiful and dangerous women and I laughed with that half-wit of a Polyphemus, one of the cyclops. But near the end something was missing, it was not what it should be. Odysseus ...             The Natural Prozac Program: How to Use St. John's Wort, the Anti-Depressant Herb4 reviews Jonathan G. Zuess Three Rivers Press, 1997 St Johns wart: Best alternative for prozac St Johns wart is an effective natural replacement for prozac and other anti depressive drugs having few side effects due to one's using the whole plant and not just the possibly dangerous raw chemicals contained in western medicine. This book is an excellent resource regarding all facets of this marvelous plant.             Medicines for Mental Health: The Ultimate Guide to Psychiatric Medication9 reviews Kevin PhD Thompson BookSurge Publishing, 2007 Nothing like it out there... As a Neuropsychiatrist, I find this book has it all - and in a simple to understand, concise and organized way. Whether you're a consumer looking to learn more about what your physician is prescribing, or a health care provider, this should be a "must have". It puts many of us "professionals" to shame. You can also see my comments in the book - but suffice it to say that if you want to learn ...             Adolf Hitler und der Obersalzberg: Eine Dokumentation in Wort und Bild1 review Josef Neul Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1997 Don't worry if you can't speak German I first bought this book in the late 1970's on the Obersalzberg and still enjoy it. There have been many pictorial books about Hitler's mountain idyll above Berchtesgaden, but this is one of the best. A downfall is that there are no colorized photos inside, but the quality of the black and white images is very good. The text is also accurate and interesting, if you can read German. But the book ...             Karma Cola24 reviews Gita Mehta Ballantine Books, 1991 Brilliantly Mocking, Insulting & Enlightening Before anyone even starts reading this book, think Dave Barry or PJ O'Rouke. The tone of this excellent piece of writing is both sharply insulting and brutally honest. Gita Mehta's book deals with the spiritual equivalent of some financial bubble. Disillusioned by their own culture, many Westerners flock to the East to seek enlightenment. Exotic India became their spiritual resort. Many ...             St. John's Wort and Depression1 review Steven Bratman Prima Lifestyles, 2000 Helpful info This little book gave me enough information on St. John's Wort and other herbal treatments for depression to make my decision on whether or not to use it. This is definitely not for one who is severely depressed and not for myself. Regardless, the book explains an interesting fact that St. John's Wort is widely "prescribed" for depression in Europe. If you are suffering from mild to moderate ...             The Diamond Bullet Murder Case1 review PageTurner, 2001 entertaining lawyer-detective series From the 1930s this series supposedly inspired Perry Mason. Attorney Gillian Hazeltine pulls rabbits out of the hat to save his clients. There are Lincoln like qualities about Hazeltine, he is gawky and not at all handsome. At the same time, the series has a slight tongue-in-cheek satrical quality, like a good screwball comedy. Worth reading if you like your crime nostalgic.             St. John's Wort: The Natural Anti-Depressant and More1 review Andrew Chevallier North Atlantic Books, 1999 Flower of Joy The author initiates his discussion of Hypericum/St John's Wort with a detailed investigation of the key active ingredients of the plant, their various molecular structures and biochemical action. Besides its efficacy against depression, Hypericum is also used for mental problems like anxiety, panic, nervous exhaustion, insomnia and addictions. On the physical side, it shows promise against ...              search for books administration, alternative, anti-depressant, depressant, depression, diamond, dokumentation, facsimile, feeling, fiction, homeopathy, hypericum, medication, medicine, medicines, miracle, monster, natural, obersalzberg, odyssey, performance, professional, program, programmer, psychiatric, science, starmont, therapies, ultimate, washbacks books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Janet Jackson - Design of a Decade we recommend Good vibrations Impressum - about us get your own free shout box