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Books and Resources

These are Websites and Books that we refer to in our research and recommend to those interested.  Most books have Amazon links.  It's the same price to you but they give us a little back that helps support the site (thanks).       Website resources are sites that we have found good information in their subject matter.  Some are free, some have membership fees. _______________________________________________________________________________________   I. Website Resources:   Consumer Labs - This is similar to Consumer Reports magazine.  They analyze the chemical makeup and      bio-availability of different brands of supplements.  They take no advertising or payments and, I believe, are      unbiased.  They can't cover all brands, of course, but do a very good job with those that they do cover.       They give a limited free look at their site.     (Consumerlab)   EWG - Enviromental Working Group has some good research information, especially "Skin Deep" for skin      product such as sunscreens.     (EWG)   Sunglasses and Glases - Eyeglass Retailer Reviews & Information does an excellent job of giving       unbiased review of online eyeglass sellers.   (Eyeglasses)   Sweet Poisen - This is a website that does an excellent job of exposing artifical sweetners.       (sweetpoisen.com)     II. Books:   Natural Health Bible - An A-Z guide to over 200 herbs, vitamins and supplements, by Bratman....       This finds a good balance of science and natural healing.  It might even be a little too conservative and not      always up to recent discoveries, but it is still my #1 go-to starter.   (Amazon)      Natural Health Bible for Dogs & Cats - An A-Z guide to over 200 Conditions..., by Messonnier.       I love animals but find a limit of how for to go with them.  However, for some there is no limit.  If so, this      is an excellent foundational book to have.     (Amazon)   Miracle Cures - Jean Carper.   This book covers over 20 common illnesses and natural cures for them.  She      does an excellent job of giving solid referances to support them.  A must have.   (Amazon)   The Coconut Oil Miracle - Fife.   Everyone should be aware of this miracle food!  Excellent coverage and       a splended explanation of fats.     (Amazon)   Health, Harm or Rip-off? - Cooperman.   This is a 2-vol. summary of more than 800 products examined by      Consumer Lab website (above).  It makes it much easier to go through the material if their approach       appeals to you.     (Amazon)      Sweet Poisen - Hull.   This book, and it's companion, "Splenda: Is It Safe Or Not?", are well documented      sources of information for asparte and splenda toxins that can cause many serious illnesses      in people.  (Amazon)   Splenda: Is It Safe Or Not? - Hull.   This is the Splenda version of "Sweet Poison".   (Amazon)

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