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• Complete book of men's health
• The complete Classic Pilates Method
• Complete home remedies - Good general advice on a large number of home remedies, from general practitioner Dr James le Fanu, medical columnist of The Daily Telegraph.
• The Man Manual: 120,000BC to present day - From the publishers of a well known series of car owner workshop guides! Written by a British family doctor.
• The Woman Manual - The practical step-by-step guide to women's health, for men. From the publishers of a well known series of car owner workshop guides! Written by a British family doctor.
• The New Harvard Guide to Women's Health - A book written by women doctors for women.
• Women's health
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• Complete baby and child care - A thorough book in easy to read style by Dr Miriam Stoppard.
• Eczema and Your Child - A parent's guide to eczema.
• Your baby and child: From birth to age 5 - Revised edition of this long standing favourite.
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• The family guide to homeopathy
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General

• Easy breadmaking for special diets - All you need to know about baking bread for people on special diets, ideal for those with bread making machines.
• Eat well, stay well - The Royal College of General Practitioners and Good Housekeeping team up to offer valuable advice on healthy eating, including 300 recipes.
• The Essential EatingWell Cookbook - A collection of more than 350 recipes from EatingWell: The magazine of food & health.
• The Daily Telegraph Encyclopedia of Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements
• Fighting fat, fighting fit - Based on a BBC television series, this book helps you to eat healthily, with recipes from Ainsley Harriott, and advice from Dr Mark Porter.
• The French Culinary Institute's Salute to Health Cooking
• The Hip Chick's Guide to Macrobiotics
• Low fat, low cholesterol cookbook - Easy to make and enjoyable recipes which are also better for your heart, by the American Heart Association. 3rd edition.
• Meals in Minutes Cookbook - More than 200 low fat, low cholesterol recipes from the American Heart Association.
• The optimum nutrition cookbook

Diet for specific conditions

• 101 nutrition tips for people with diabetes - A very important part of the treatment of diabetes is a sensible approach to eating. This book from the American Diabetes Association provides helpful and tasty answers.
• Cooking for arthritis - The Arthritis Cookbook and Drug Free Treatment Plan. Includes vegetarian options.
• Coping with Coeliac Disease - Useful dietary advice and recipes.
• The Diabetes Food and Nutrition Bible - A complete guide to planning, shopping, cooking, and eating, from the American Diabetes Association. Foreword by Graham Kerr.
• Eat to Beat - High blood pressure - Natural self help for hypertension.
• Food Solutions: Eczema - A guide to improving the condition of the skin through diet and by looking after general health. Recipes and advice.
• Gluten-free cookery: the Complete guide - A helpful guide to gluten free cookery. Second edition.
• The Gluten free gourmet: Living well without wheat - Highly rated guide to enjoyable cookery for those with coeliac disease.
• How to Eat Away Arthritis - Covers many useful dietary tips helpful in arthritis and gout.
• The IBS Diet - A helpful book for this very common problem.
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• Eat to Beat - High blood pressure - Natural self help for hypertension, including 60 recipes.
• Heart health at your fingertips - Dr Graham Jackson, a London heart specialist, goes into detail on how to protect your heart, and how to improve your health if you already have heart disease. He offers useful and practical advice.
• High Blood Pressure at your fingertips - Comprehensive information for anyone with high blood pressure. 3rd edition.
• Living with angina - A practical guide to dealing with coronary artery disease and your doctor.
• Low fat, low cholesterol cookbook - Easy to make and enjoyable recipes which are also better for your heart. 3rd edition.
• Mayo Clinic on High Blood Pressure - Lifestyle changes to reduce high blood pressure, answers questions on diet, exercise, and medication.
• AHA Meals in Minutes Cookbook - More than 200 low fat, low cholesterol recipes from the American Heart Association.
• Understanding blood pressure - British Medical Association information for patients.
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• Kidney failure explained
• The Patients Encyclopaedia of Cystitis, Sexual Cystitis and Interstitial Cystitis - From a sufferer who has thoroughly researched the topic. Recommended reading, as well as various other titles by the same author.
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• 52 Brilliant ideas series: Beat your allergies - An excellent book, written by a British General Practitioner, which is easy to read, well laid out, and full of helpful ideas.
• BMA family doctor series: Understanding Asthma - An up to date guide for patients on asthma, written by one of Britain's leading experts.
• Family guide to asthma and allergies - An informative guide to how to live with your asthma, from the American Lung Association.
• Living with asthma - A self help book describing the condition, treatments, and what to do in an emergency.
• The complete guide to asthma - From a leading London allergy expert, this guide shows the reader how they can beat the illness. It includes alternative medicine and breathing exercises.
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• Climbing Out of Depression - A short, practical guide on how to recover from depression.
• Dementia: Alzheimer's and other dementias at your fingertips
• Overcoming addiction - A useful book for those trying to give up an addiction such as smoking, alcohol, chocolate, dieting etc.
• Undoing Depression - An insight into how to deal with depression.
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• All about arthritis - A detailed look at arthritis, including scientific and historical aspects.
• The Arthritis Foundation's guide to alternative therapies - This book provides a description of the various complementary therapies that can be helpful to the arthritis sufferer. It gives a good overview of the scientific evidence and can help doctors and patients make informed choices.
• Dr Mike Smith's postbag: Arthritis - Dr Smith, a medical broadcaster, answers some of the many questions he has been asked over the years on the subject of osteoarthritis. This book may provide reassurance and positive ideas about ways to cope with arthritis.
• Back and neck pain: The facts - Helpful advice for the sufferer, written by a GP who now spends most of his time treating back and neck problems.
• Beat back pain (52 Brilliant ideas series) - An excellent book, written by a British General Practitioner, which is easy to read, well laid out, and full of helpful ideas.
• BMA Family Doctor Series: Backpain - A useful quick guide to back pain from the British Medical Association.
• Conquering carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries - Self help book involving stretching exercises.
• Treat your own back - Written by an author well known in this field.
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• Epilepsy and your child
• Epilepsy at your fingertips
• Parkinsons at your fingertips
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• Understanding Skin Problems - Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis and related conditions. Also available as an Adobe eBook download from Amazon.com.
• Coping with Eczema - Helpful book on eczema, including the orthodox and also the complementary approaches to treatment.
• Eczema and Your Child - A parent's guide to eczema.
• Food Solutions: Eczema - A guide to improving the condition of the skin through diet and by looking after general health. Recipes and advice.
• The natural way with eczema - A holistic approach to eczema, this book includes conventional treatments, alternative and complementary therapies.
• Psoriasis: A patient's guide - A comprehensive single volume source of information on psoriasis for patients and the general public.
• The Psoriasis Handbook - A self help guide to psoriasis.
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• American Diabetes Association Complete Guide to Diabetes - Perhaps the most complete and authoritative resource on diabetes.
• Beat your allergies (52 Brilliant ideas series) - An excellent book, written by a British General Practitioner, which is easy to read, well laid out, and full of helpful ideas.
• Cancer information at your fingertips
• Cataracts - From diagnosis to recovery. The Complete Guide for Patients and Families.
• Coping successfully with hayfever - Easy to follow book on a very common condition.
• Coping with Thrush - Information about thrush, how to treat it, and how to prevent it recurring.
• Diabetes at your fingertips
• Getting rid of Gout - A guide to management and prevention.
• The Good Gut Guide - Help for IBS, Ulcerative Colitis, Chron's Disease, Diverticulitis, food allergies and other gut problems.
• The IBS Diet - A helpful book for this very common problem.
• IBS Relief - A doctor, a dietician, and a psychologist provide a team approach to managing Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
• Kick the habit - A book from BBC Consumer Publishing.
• Living well with Hypothyroidism - Patient-written, patient-oriented book.
• Living with Diabetes - The Diabetes UK guide for those treated with diet and tablets.
• "Daily Telegraph" Migraine - Step by step guide for patients, published by the Daily Telegraph and recommended by Dr James Le Fanu.
• 7 steps to a smoke free life - Also available on tape.
• Thyroid Disease: The facts - Aimed at patients with thyroid disease and their relatives, this book offers an authoritative account of the symptoms, causes and treatments of the various ailments of the gland.
• BMA Family Doctor Series: Thyroid Disorders - Reference source on thyroid disorder, providing case histories, key points, questions, answers and practical tips for overcoming problems.
• Understanding Migraine & Other Headaches - Information for patients, published by the British Medical Association.
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