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This is an informative alternative medicinal healing book written by Linda Rector Page. Healthy Healing has information involving many different aspects of alternative healing; methods as a whole and into more specific ways of healing. Page has a Ph.D. and is a certified doctor of Naturopathy who has written many books on the subject of alternative healing methods. Healthy Healing is intended to come in contact with people that can use it in their daily lives. It is intended to be a guidebook of sorts that informs the reader on how to live a healthier life. It can be seen that although it may not always be easy, living in a healthier way can be life changing and can have an amazing outcome. I think that the author did a satisfactory job

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