What's Really Wrong with You?: A Revolutionary Look at How Muscles Affect Your Health
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- Title
- What's Really Wrong with You?: A Revolutionary Look at How Muscles Affect Your Health
- Author
- Griner, Thomas; Nunes, Maxine
- Publisher
- Avery
- Publication year
- 1995
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0895296586
- ISBN 13
- 9780895296580
Do you suffer from allergies, headaches, or arthritis? Do you endure the constant pain of backaches, knee problems, or TMJ? Or are you affected by asthma, high blood pressure, or digestive disorders? Regardless of your particular condition, you are probably acutely aware of your symptoms. Your doctor, family members, and friends may offer advice, suggesting treatments that provide temporary relief of your symptoms. But until you know what's really wrong with you, you will never be able to effectively eliminate the problem.
In What's Really Wrong With You?, Thomas Griner presents a revolutionary look at how muscles - yes, muscles - can affect your health. Muscle comprises more than half of the body's mass. Yet this major part of the anatomy has been consistently overlooked in traditional diagnoses of common ailments. That is, until now. In this book, Thomas Griner reveals how unhealthy muscles can cause a broad range of disorders, from back pain to bronchitis. And he shows you how these problems can be successfully overcome without the use of drugs or surgery.
Divided into three parts, What's Really Wrong With You? is a clearly written guide to understanding many common ailments and how they can be corrected. In Part One, the author discusses how muscles become unhealthy. Part Two presents in straightforward language and detailed illustrations the physiological role of muscle in many illnesses. And to promote muscle health, Part Three explains how you can perform body-friendly exercises. It also tells you how to apply the author's own muscle-massage technique, which has proven effective for patients with varying disorders.
So if you're sick and tired of feeling sick and tired, and you're looking for some answers, let this ground-breaking book be your first step on the road to vital health.
In What's Really Wrong With You?, Thomas Griner presents a revolutionary look at how muscles - yes, muscles - can affect your health. Muscle comprises more than half of the body's mass. Yet this major part of the anatomy has been consistently overlooked in traditional diagnoses of common ailments. That is, until now. In this book, Thomas Griner reveals how unhealthy muscles can cause a broad range of disorders, from back pain to bronchitis. And he shows you how these problems can be successfully overcome without the use of drugs or surgery.
Divided into three parts, What's Really Wrong With You? is a clearly written guide to understanding many common ailments and how they can be corrected. In Part One, the author discusses how muscles become unhealthy. Part Two presents in straightforward language and detailed illustrations the physiological role of muscle in many illnesses. And to promote muscle health, Part Three explains how you can perform body-friendly exercises. It also tells you how to apply the author's own muscle-massage technique, which has proven effective for patients with varying disorders.
So if you're sick and tired of feeling sick and tired, and you're looking for some answers, let this ground-breaking book be your first step on the road to vital health.
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