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Mazda AdliStress and the CityWhy cities make us ill. And why they are still good for us. Forecasts for 2050 say that about two-thirds of the world's population will be living in cities. Yet is it not precisely these cities, with their deafening noise, their hustle and... |
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Christoph Joseph Ahlers, Michael LissekHeaven on Earth and Hell in Our HeadsWhat sexuality means for us Sex is something overwhelming. There is no other aspect of life that offers such a wide range of possible experiences. But what does sexuality really mean for us? The... |
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Clemens G. ArvayThe Healing Code of NatureDiscover the hidden powers of plants and animals The human body does not end with the surface of the skin. Clemens G. Arvay sets out to find scientific evidence of healing bonds existing between human beings and nature. In which... |
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Jens BergmannThis Ego BusinessRisks and side-effects of psychology Who am I? And why am I like I am? What makes me tick and what makes others tick? These questions occupy our minds because we are puzzled by our fellow human beings and because we... |
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Hans Konrad BiesalskiOur Nutritional BiographyKnowing it means living more healthily We cannot ignore what we eat, it is with us all our lives – and we really do have a nutritional history, even if we are not aware of it. Our lifestyle varies according to our age,... |
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Sven BöttcherDiagnosis: Incurable. Therapy: UnauthorizedOn self-confidently dealing with mainstream medicine. One man's report Böttcher describes how, by his own efforts, he took the initiative for his therapy and came to grips with his apparently incurable multiple sclerosis; and he sums up everything he... |
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Axel BojanowskiThe Earth Has a LeakAnd other mysterious phenomena of our planet As he already did in his Two Days of Rain are Followed by Monday, Axel Bojanowski has in this book again written of the latest research concerning amazing puzzles posed by... |
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Axel BojanowskiWeather Makes LoveHow wind and weather influence our emotions and other puzzling phenomena on our planet We fall in love when the wind comes from the south, and the winter arouses our libido – geologist and science journalist Axel Bojanowski has deciphered the weather's love code and... |
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Gerd Bosbach, Jens Jürgen KorffThe Figure JugglersThe myth that the Germans are a dying race and other ways statistics lie Is a Porsche genuinely environmentally friendlier than a Smart? Do the wealthy pay most taxes? Have demographic developments really led to a shortage of doctors?... |
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Detlef Brendel, Sven-David MüllerThe Sugar LieHow food industry cartels try to convince us that food makes us ill Alarming studies are constantly being made public about the supposed dangers of food: one says that wheat makes us stupid, another that sugar is lethal. But who decides what is... |
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