Loving Me: Reclaiming My Power

Loving Me: Reclaiming My Power

by Letty Chihoro
Loving Me: Reclaiming My Power

Loving Me: Reclaiming My Power

by Letty Chihoro

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Overview

Most of us have one or more chronic health problems that we accept as being part of growing old or simply as part of life. In many cases we learn to live with taking prescription drugs indefinitely not realising that those drugs could actually create more health problems. By taking this route we give up control of our lives to those who prescribe the drugs. In her book Letty Chihoro discusses the traumas she suffered growing up not only in an apartheid society but in a society where tradition was used as a means of control. You will learn how her resulting emotional issues, coupled with the foods she ate and the prescription drugs she was taking, created or worsened her health problems. She describes how to reverse health issues with changes in the food you eat and with techniques to collapse emotional issues. The book is about reclaiming control of your life.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940044796867
Publisher: Letty Chihoro
Publication date: 08/12/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 159 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

Letty Chihoro was born in 1953 in Southern Rhodesia when it was part of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. At that time Zambia was known as Northern Rhodesia and Malawi was known as Nyasaland. By the time she went to senior school, Ian Smith had declared his Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) and the country was now called Rhodesia. In 1980, after gaining independence from Britain, the country became Zimbabwe.Caught between African traditional practices, Christian fundamentalism and the racism typical of British Colonialism she became impatient with traditional practices, skeptical of Christianity and angry at the racism.Living in such a society, it was inevitable that the standard African diet was dropped in favour of the standard Western diet. Letty grew up with many chronic health issues like allergies and migraines. This was compounded by the anger and self-worth issues that came with living in a society where one race was considered vastly superior to all the others.Through the internet, the ready availability of books, courses and practice she gradually overcame her health challenges and started moving towards peace of mind and mental well-being.Letty lives in the UK, with her family.
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