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It Started With Pop-Tarts... An Alternative Approach to Winning the Battle of Bulimia
It started with Pop-Tarts at the age of 14. Lori Hanson's bulimia was at its worst during college and as a young career woman starting to climb the corporate ladder. After a bout with counseling in her twenties Hanson looked for ways to heal on her own. She discovered the power of the sub-conscious mind and her alternative path to healing began. Hanson's story shares the grim realities of a life obsessed sprinkled with humor and inspiration.

Contrary to popular belief counseling and medication may not be the solution to eating disorders. As a recovered bulimic, Hanson identifies and discusses other physical conditions that contributed to her disorder. She shares five key strategies with practical steps to help readers recover from eating disorders holistically. Hanson's book demonstrates how individuals suffering from eating disorders can access their personal power and overcome their behaviors holistically.

If you are a parent or loved one, this book will help you understand the depths of the distorted existence your child or loved one is suffering. You can t deal with it logically!

If you have an eating disorder, this book will provide a wealth of information on how to free yourself from the bondage of your obsession, reconnect your mind with your body and embrace it!.
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It Started With Pop-Tarts... (Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Russian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali and Korean Edition)
It Started With Pop-Tarts at the age of 14. Lori Hanson's bulimia was at its worst during college and as a young career woman starting to climb the corporate ladder. She has expertise on the subject that comes only from experience. Through perseverance she learned that we are designed to self-heal and found an alternative path to her recovery employing mind, body and spirit.

Hanson's story shares the grim realities of a life obsessed sprinkled with humor and inspiration.

Contrary to popular belief counseling and medication may not be the solution to eating disorders. As a recovered bulimic, Hanson identifies chemical imbalances and physical conditions and that contributed to her disorder. She outlines five key strategies with practical steps to help readers recover from eating disorders holistically. (These strategies include acupuncture, meditation, and various forms of bodywork.) Hanson's book demonstrates how individuals suffering from eating disorders can access their personal power and regain their lives.

If you are a parent or loved one, this book will help you understand the depths of the distorted existence your child or loved one is suffering. You can't deal with it logically!

If you have an eating disorder, this book will provide a wealth of information on how to free yourself from the bondage of your obsession, reconnect your mind with your body and embrace it!

AUDIO BOOK: In this audio book (read by the author) Lori tells her story personally, in her voice. It's full of energy, intensity, entertainment. It also includes brief samples of the music behind the lyrics she wrote (part of her processing) that are in the book. It is beautifully put together.

Book photos are included on a bonus CD..
Price: $29.95 [Notify me when price goes down.]



Oops, insurance carriers did it again: eight carriers get a taste of pop tart Britney Spears who is suing them because they rejected a claim in excess ... Story): An article from: Risk & Insurance
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Title: Oops, insurance carriers did it again: eight carriers get a taste of pop tart Britney Spears who is suing them because they rejected a claim in excess of $9.8 million she filed after injuring her knee during a video shoot during her "Onyx Hotel Tour." It was the second time she had been issued a policy despite a widely publicized prior injury.(Cover Story)
Author: Steve Yahn
Publication:Risk & Insurance (Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 15, 2005
Publisher: Axon Group
Volume: 16 Issue: 5 Page: 38(1)

Article Type: Cover Story

Distributed by Thomson Gale.
Price: $5.95 [Notify me when price goes down.]


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