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 The Lyme Disease Solution $29.95 Since purchasing Dr. Singleton's Lyme Disease Solution, I have read and re-read it and used it numerous times as a handy reference. I also bought a copy for my primary care physician and several friends. As a matter of fact, my copy is on loan right now to a friend who recently got a "bull's eye" rash. As one who has suffered with Lyme disease, bartonella, and babesiosis for over five years, I am finally on the home stretch to recovery because I am applying Dr. Singleton's multi-faceted approach to healing under his direct care and supervision. In his book, Dr. Singleton thoroughly describes/defines lyme disease, tick bite prevention, lyme disease testing, and a summary of common co-infections, He then tackles treatment from all aspects: antibiotic therapy, nutritional/dietary guidelines, vitamin/mineral/herbal supplimentation, alternative therapies, etc. He also includes details on spiritual/emotional attitudes that help to develop the perseverence, patience, and discipline necessary to beat a disease that can be long lasting for many, like me. The real solution for healing of Lyme Disease and related infections, I believe whole-heartedly, is only possible with Dr. Singleton's approach. It takes diligence to apply his solutions, but they work! Most other approaches represent only part of the picture and are incomplete. With so much conflicting information regarding Lyme Disease and the complexity of treating this illness, I truly hope that my real life experience will testify to the value of this book.  Singleton: Shadows $16.98 Singleton's music takes its inspiration from a diverse range of American musical sources, but he suggests an almost Russian temperament. Shadows (1987) is clearly a masterpiece, an orchestral tone poem that builds upon a series of delicate melodies with a constant string-led ambience underneath. It's a post-modern strategy that works because Singleton's kept the melodies tonal. (This is the kind of music that makes you sit up and take notice.) After Fallen Crumbs (1987) is a brilliant--if angry--orchestral fanfare; A Yellow Rose Petal (1982) is full of orchestral fireworks. This is a highly recommended CD. --Paul Cook |
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