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Eat the Right Food to Avoid Getting Sick. Knowing How to Eat Can Cure Diseases: the Kitchen Is Better Than the Pharmacy
This book is divided into seven chapters. The first chapter provides a comprehensive and detailed introduction to the disease-relieving and recuperating effects of common ingredients in the kitchen, mainly including combinations and taboos, cooking tips, prescriptions for treating diseases, medicinal effects, etc. Chapters 2 to 7 are classified for men, women, the elderly, babies, office workers and other groups, and introduce dietary and recuperative prescriptions for various common diseases. T
—Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Chinese Science and Technology History
Science and technology are an important part of human civilization, the main backbone supporting the building of civilization, and an important driving force for the development of civilization. This is true both at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. If ancient Chinese civilization is like a towering tree with deep roots and luxuriant leaves, ancient Chinese science and technology is like the exotic flowers and fruits that adorn the branches, adding colorful colors and rich fragrance t
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Food Is a Panacea. Check It Everywhere.
This book is aimed at readers of all levels, professions, and ages. It introduces the medical effects of food in daily life in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, so that they can eat correctly, maintain scientific and healthy eating habits, and improve the quality of life. This book is detailed in content, convenient and practical, with pictures and texts. It is a complete collection of family diet therapy and is suitable for readers who are interested in health preservation.
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Small Home Remedies for Tea Bags, Drinking for Great Health
For us Chinese, tea is no longer just a thirst quencher, but a "cure with tea." The book introduces nearly 900 kinds of tea bag folk remedies in detail, including daily health tea bags, four-season health tea bags, beauty and weight loss tea bags, emergency tea bags for business trips, health tea bags for office workers, health tea bags for different groups of people, health tea bags for different body types, etc. The tea recipes use common tea and medicinal materials in the family, or home-cook
—Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Complete Dietary Therapy for All Diseases
Diet therapy is a green way to treat diseases. To be more precise, diet therapy is the best medicine for human beings to treat diseases. The "Dietary Therapy Encyclopedia of All Diseases (Super Value Full Color Platinum Edition) (Essence)" edited by Zhang Ming has selected dietary recipes that cleverly combine vegetables, fruits, meat and other ingredients with medicinal materials and seasonings. The preparation methods are the healthiest and simplest cooking techniques such as potting, stewing,
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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World Art History
This book starts from the origin of human beings and art, focusing on the three peaks in the thousands of years of development of Western art, forming a clear and continuous central axis. It provides a systematic and detailed introduction and analysis of the overall art landscape, painters and painting schools, outstanding works, creative techniques, and style evolution during the three peak periods of ancient Greece and Rome, the Renaissance, and the 19th century. At the same time, it also give
—Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Photographic Memory Reading Method
There are many people who read, but very few who know how to read. Many people seem to have read, but cannot learn real knowledge from the books. Truly effective reading requires some skills that can help us awaken the potential of our brains and allow us to remember them while reading. This book lists many reading methods that are memorable, from memory and attention to speed reading, note-taking, fragmented reading, and e-book reading. It allows modern people to spend more time reading after b
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves