Susan Curtis Bücher

Natürlich gesund mit über 800 Heilmitteln: Mit diesem umfassenden Standardwerk gelingt es Ihnen, 170 allgemeine Beschwerden mit über 800 natürlichen Hausmitteln zu behandeln. Von Kräutern und Ölen über Nahrungsmittel bis zu Tipps für einen gesunden Lebensstil finden Sie in dieser modernen Hausapotheke umfangreiche Hilfe aus der Naturheilkunde – mit Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen zur Herstellung von Umschlägen, Kapseln oder Cremes! Das große Standardwerk zur Naturheilkunde. Schon unsere Großeltern wussten, wie sich leichte körperliche Beschwerden mit sanften Heilmethoden aus der Natur behandeln lassen – ganz ohne Schulmedizin. Mit über 800 Heilmitteln, die nur aus natürlichen Heilpflanzen bestehen, lassen sich schnell und kostengünstig die passenden Tinkturen, Salben, Wickel und Co. anfertigen. Denn dank natürlicher Heilmittel, einer gesunden Ernährung und einem bewussten Lebensstil können Ihre Gesundheit und Ihr Wohlbefinden gestärkt werden. Naturheilkunde & Hausapotheke – Buch-Highlights auf einen Blick: • Über 800 Heilmittel für mehr als 170 Beschwerden. • Von Kopf bis Fuß ganzheitlich heilen mit der Hausapotheke. • Hausmittel-Rezepte einfach nachmachen. Erfahren Sie selbst, welche gesundheitsfördernde Kraft in der Natur steckt: Mit diesen Heilmitteln für Ihre Hausapotheke bleibt Ihre Familie gesund.

Today more and more people are turning to alternative medicine. This book is designed to provide information on natural remedies by offering the opportunity for readers to choose from among a wide range of remedies proposed by different therapies including herbalism, aromatherapy and homeopathy.

On April 5, 1917, Three Plays for a Negro Theater by Ridgely Torrence opened at the Garden Theatre in New York City. This performance was a monumental event in American stage history. Not only was this the first dramatic production to portray African American life beyond the cliche, it was also the first production on Broadway to feature an all-black cast. The morning after the three plays were performed, newspapers were filled with praise for the cast, crew, and playwright. Despite such early critical acclaim, Three Plays for a Negro Theater closed before the end of the month and received little attention thereafter. Why was a nation, so fascinated with firsts, able to forget these black actors and this production so quickly? It is this question that Susan Curtis addresses in The First Black Actors on the Great White Way. Set against the backdrop of transforming theater conventions in the early 1900s and the war in 1917, this important study relates the stories of the actors, stage artists, critics, and many others - black and white - involved in this groudbreaking production. Curtis explores in great depth both the progress in race relations that led to this production and the multifaceted reasons for its quick demise.

A medallion discovered by Sean in the forest sets the Apple Gang on a thrilling quest filled with mystery and adventure. This group of siblings and friends, known for their teamwork in solving puzzles, uncovers connections to the Cherokee and the Trail of Tears. As they delve into the medallion's origins, they encounter intriguing characters and learn valuable life lessons. Through their journey, the story emphasizes the importance of faith and community, inviting readers to engage with the gang's exciting escapades.

This monograph examines the ongoing career of the internationally recognized Kalabari-British artist, Sokari Douglas Camp, from her earliest documented undergraduate works of the 1980s through more than four decades of prolific sculptural production. It describes her recursive explorations of subjects engaged in masquerade performance, costumed display, spiritual activity, danced movement, and protesting violence, pollution, and racial injustice. These diverse themes are consistently informed by her viewpoint as a contemporary, cosmopolitan, African woman. Significant personal and environmental influences are brought out in discussions of the selected works; more than eighty colour figures, many never before published, illustrate the text. Douglas Camp's name is well-known in the Black British and International arts worlds, but the attention paid her sculpture has swelled and receded episodically: this is the first publication to consider the complexity of her career and suggest reas

Embrace holistic health and prepare natural health remedies for common ailments with essential oils, herbal remedies and pure foods. Neal's Yard Remedies: Complete Wellness delivers a head to toe guide to self-care for every part of your body. Targeted instructions allow you to tap into the restorative powers of herbs and plants and their therapeutic essential oils and use tried and tested, centuries' old herbal remedies to treat a raft of common ailments. As well as healing remedies, the book explores the key building blocks for optimizing health and wellbeing in each part of the body, pointing you to the top herbs, nutrients, and essential oils each area needs not only to stay well, but to reach the very peak of wellness - whether to boost circulation, enjoy glowing skin, balance gut flora, or maximize energy levels. Guidance is given on incorporating ingredients into everyday regimes, helping you to stay in tip-top health. Guided by the experts at Neal's Yard Remedies, follow step-by-step demonstrations on how to blend your own teas and tinctures; concoct all-natural-ingredient creams; create therapeutic aromatherapy oil blends; discover delicious recipes for sustainable wellness; and master a range of other practical techniques and tips for lifelong wellbeing. Make the most of nature's resources with Neal's Yard Remedies: Complete Wellness.