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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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Volker Arend, Anke Christians, Volker PräkeltThe Diagnosis AdventureHow doctors and patients get to the source of mysterious medical conditions Too much adhesive cream for the dentures, a rare genetic defect, an extremely seldom autoimmune disease, a shish kebab skewer piercing the duodenum: the investigations into... |
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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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Joachim Bauer
How We Become
The formation of human self through resonance Recent neuroscientific research indicates that human beings are born without a self. But how do we develop this "self", this "me" that can later define itself as distinct from... |
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Dr. med. Kai-Michael BeehThe Breath-taking World of our LungsWhy our largest organ likes fruit, why we have to cough during concerts and why every breath we take is unique Every day our respiratory tract transports over 10,000 litres of air back and forth – the contents of one hundred bath tubs. With every breath we take our lungs deal with gigantic... |
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Dr. med. Kai-Michael BeehDie atemberaubende Welt der LungeWarum unser größtes Organ Obst mag, wir bei Konzerten husten müssen und jeder Atemzug einzigartig ist |
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Sebastian BergerBrilliant Baby BrainsHow babies explore the world and what we can learn from them Babies truly are miracles in learning: Sebastian Berger introduces us to the fascinating world of early infant learning, describes the development in the brain areas that enable... |
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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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Nataly BleuelThese Are Our HormonesHow they take us through life, affect our moods and how we handle them Hormones regulate us humans – our minds, our bodies – throughout our entire lives but especially at times of change: when a child becomes an adult, a woman a mother, when... |
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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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