Travel Well, Naturally: An Essential Guide to Staying Healthy on Personal, Business and Mission Travel

Travel Well, Naturally: An Essential Guide to Staying Healthy on Personal, Business or Mission Travel guides the domestic or international traveler to stay healthy or get well naturally. Author Dr. Bryan L. Frank has traveled to over 60 countries, with over 100 missions and teaching tours on 6 continents for over 30 years. His teams are effectively tackling malaria, food poisoning, dysentery, cholera, hepatitis and also common ailments such as coughs, colds, flu and various pains. He provides practical, easy-to-reference tables and illustrations for using structured silver, activated charcoal, botanical or herbal remedies, homeopathic remedies and essential oils to prevent or recover from scores of travel illnesses, plus a separate chapter on natural pain management for travel. Specializing in Anesthesiology, Medical Acupuncture, Natural Pain and Sports Medicine and Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine, Dr. Frank has a unique ability to share health and wellness from a truly integrative paradigm. You should travel well and healthy with Travel Well, Naturally.

Dr. Bryan L. Frank is a medical missionary with over thirty years of experience in a US-based private practice of anesthesiology, natural pain and sports medicine, integrative anti-aging medicine and medical acupuncture, as well as in extensive travel medicine and medical missions. As President of Global Mission Partners, Inc. (GMP), a 501-c-3 Not-for-Profit charitable corporation that serves the poor in developing parts of Asia, Africa, South America and North America, he has used natural therapies for maintaining health or treating common and exotic medical conditions around the world. He has traveled to more than 60 countries, currently serving in Nepal, India, Kenya, Haiti, Ecuador and México nad previously serving in Russia, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Appalachia and Native American reservations. GMP receives applications for its projects from physicians, dentists, nurses, optometrists, chiropractors, therapists as well as non-medical general volunteers, students and pastors. GMP cares for those with little or no access to healthcare around the globe. Past projects, future plans and applications are available at www.GlobalMissionPartners.org. Dr. Frank has extensive travel and trekking experience, treating team members while on treks in the Himalaya, the Matterhorn, Tour de Mt. Blanc and Machu Picchu, or while in bustling cities or tiny oxcart villages of Asia, Africa and Latin America. He has authored the chapter, Principles of Pain Management, in the renowned and definitive text, Wilderness Medicine, 4th and 5th Editions, edited by the highly acclaimed Stanford Emergency Physician, Dr. Paul Auerbach. Dr. Frank has written numerous articles on Integrative Medicine, Medical Acupuncture, Prolotherapy, Neural Therapy and published the highly acclaimed text, Auricular Medicine and Auricular Therapy: A Practical Approach, the Atlas of Auricular Therapy and Auricular Medicine and reference charts for Auricular Therapy and Hand Therapy, available at www.AuricularTherapy.com. Dr. Frank has led medical delegations and lectured internationally to medical congresses, symposia and seminars to many thousands of physicians and healthcare workers in Europe, Asia, Oceana and North and South America. He served as President of the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture/AAMA (1999-2001), as President of the International Council of Medical Acupuncture and Related Techniques/ICMART (2004-2006) and as Vice-President of ICMART (2002-2004, 2010-2012).