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African Holistic Health
African holistic health addresses health issues from a comprehensive African -centered viewpoint. It provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments. What makes Afrikan holistic health truly unique is the research Dr. Afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of African descent verses people of European descent.
Dr, Afrika contends that good health does not belong exclusively to any culture or race, but is a human right and a product of nature. He has used herbal and other holistic treatments exclusively since the early 1970s. He is recognized as the leading advocate of health and healthy living in the African-American communities in the US.
Dr, Afrika is endorsed by many health practitioners including Ralph Richardson, M.D., Rudolph Ballentine, M.D., Carole Barnes M.D., Jewel Pookram, M.D., J. Sneddon, Queen Afua, Melanie Stevenson, N.D., and Dick Gregory.
African holistic health addresses health issues from a comprehensive african -centered viewpoint.it provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments.what makes African holistic health truly unique is the research dr. afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of african descent verses people of european descent.
African Holistic Health, by Dr. Llaila O. Afrika, is the first major book which addresses health issues from a comprehensive African-centered viewpoint. It provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments. What makes African Holistic Health truly unique is the research Dr. Afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of African descent versus people of European descent. In addition, Dr. Afrika provides a complete history (from the ninth century to the eighteenth century) of the European herb trade and why Europe invaded Africa for healing plants.
Finally, he concludes by detailing how European diseases defeated ancient Africa. African Holistic Health helps you learn about holistic sex laws, self diagnosis, disease treatments, the danger of commercial foods and much more. But the most important lesson learned in this book is the concept of holistic health. African Holistic Health is written from an African-centered viewpoint and appropriately condemns European commercialism, people of European descent as well as people of African descent will find that this book is the key to healing their bodies.
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Added To WishList Description Reviews African Holistic Health addresses health issues from a comprehensive African-Centered viewpoint. It provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments. What makes Afrikan Holistic Health truly unique is the research Dr. Afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of African descent verses people of European descent.
This book is the first book of its kind on African Holistics. It provides a wealth of information that had been missing in health, history, medical science and holistics.African Holistic Health, by Dr. Llaila O. Afrika is the first major book which addresses health issues from a comprehensive African-centered viewpoint. It provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments. What makes African Holistic Health truly unique is the research Dr. Afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of African descent versus people of European descent. In addition, Dr. Afrika provides a complete history (from the ninth century to the eighteenth century) of the European herb trade and why Europe invaded Africa for healing plants. Finally, he concludes by detailing how European diseases defeated ancient Africa.African Holistic Health helps you learn about holistic sex laws, self diagnosis, disease treatments, the danger of commercial foods and much more. But the most important lesson learned in this book is the concept of holistic health.African Holistic Health helps you learn about holistic sex laws, self diagnosis, disease treatments, the danger of commercial foods and much more. But the most important lesson learned in this book is the concept of holistic health.African Holistic Health is written from an African-centered viewpoint and appropriately condemns European commercialism, people of European descent as well as people of African descent will find that this book is the key to healing their bodies.All people, regardless of nationality, can use African Holistic Health as a reference guide to healthy living.
African Holistic Health addresses health issues from a comprehensive African-centered viewpoint. It provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments. What makes Afrikan Holistic Health truly unique is the research Dr. Afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of African descent verses people of European descent.
The mission of the team at African Holistic Health Chapter of NY is right in the organization's name: promoting holistic healing techniques originating in African traditions. Founder and reflexologist Yvonne "Sista Shai" Hankins started the practice in 2004, inspired by the wisdom of the book Afrikan Holistic Health by Dr. Llaila Afrika. She still shares those insights today, helping clients with treatments including such wellness treatments as ear candling, vegan food preparation, and comprehensive wellness workshops. This healing spirit isn't just limited to individual clients, however; the center also serves as a support system for fellow healers and an educational resource for the community at large.
African holistic health addresses health issues from a comprehensive African-centered viewpoint. it provides a complete guide to herbal remedies along with homeopathic disease treatments. What makes African Holistic Health unique is the research that Dr. Afrika has provided on the physiological and psychological differences between people of African descent verses people of European descent.
Promoting mental health in an illness-oriented health care delivery system is challenging. Health promotion from a holistic perspective requires that mental health be viewed as important as physical health. The mental health needs of the elderly are numerous and often not addressed during routine visits for primary health care. Research consistently reports that elderly African Americans are not equal participants in the formal health care system. Consequently, promoting mental health in the African American elderly is a challenge made even more complicated because of this group's limited access to and use of mental health care services. Promoting the health of African Americans confronts many traditional values and practices of health care institutions and mental health practice. Therefore, health care providers must be innovative and creative to facilitate mental health promotion in this population of clients. The authors suggest that the Revised Health Promotion Model can serve as a framework for guiding the mental health care of elderly African Americans. Aspects of the model are particularly relevant for this population. The case of an elderly Black woman is presented as an illustration of ways in which the model may be applied with many cultural nuances.
There is limited data on the relationship between perceived health status and the demographic variables of education and income in African American men. A sample of 2,001 men (72% African Americans and 28% Caucasians) who were participating in prostate cancer screening was studied to identify predictors of men's health status. Data on the concepts of self-rated health status, age, race, education, income, living arrangements, and marital status were collected. Findings indicated that men who were more likely to report excellent health status were older Caucasians, had more than a high school education, an annual income over $25,021, were living with others, and were married. Men more likely to report fair health status were older African Americans, unmarried, had less than a high school education, had an annual income less than $9,600, were living alone, and were unmarried. Implications for targeting at-risk men are presented. 041b061a72