Miracle Cures: Dramatic New Scientific Discoveries Revealing the Healing Powers of Herbs, Vitamins and Other Natural Remedies - Hardcover

Jean Carper, best-selling author of 'Stop Ageing Now!' and 'Food – Your Miracle Medicine', brings you amazing facts and inspiring case histories which prove that herbs, vitamins and other natural substances can cure you as well or even better than prescription drugs – and much more safely.

In 'Miracle Cures', Jean Carper explains how herbs, vitamins, foods and other natural substances have helped millions of people over the decades recover from a wide range of illnesses. Using the latest evidence from the world’s leading scientific institutions, research centres and medical journals, she makes a powerful case for why you should try natural remedies and tells you which ones promise the most dramatic success.

From reports of the astonishing memory boosting properties of ginkgo biloba and the amazing heart energising activity of co-enzyme Q-10 to the powerful artery cleansing action of grapefruit fibre, Jean Carper’s findings are presented in her usual lively style. She brilliantly combines cutting edge scientific information with awe inspiring first person accounts of people who have successfully cured themselves with natural medicines.

Jean Carper explains how these miracle substances can:

Lower your cholesterol
Open up your arteries
Regulate your heart
Relieve depression
Overcome anxiety
Fight sleep problems
Regenerate your liver
Restore your memory
Heal arthritis
Cure hayfever
Shrink varicose veins
Treat the flu ... as well as many other diseases.

'Miracle Cures' helps you find the most effective remedies to safely treat your own illnesses and those of people you care about.

Jean Carper is the leading authority on health and nutrition and the author of numerous books, of which the following achieved world-wide best-seller status: 'Stop Ageing Now!, Food – Your Miracle Medicine' and ' The Food Pharmacy'. She has won several prestigious awards for her medical writing and television reporting. She was formerly the Senior Medical Correspondent for CNN, America’s largest television network.