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Human Interest Biological Transmutations—C. Louis Kervran; 1988 edition; 163 pp; $18.50. Compilation of three of the major works of Professor Kervran, teaching how one element changes into another in the human body. Gandhi, the Eternal Youth—George Ohsawa; 1986; 140 pp; $6.95. Ohsawa’s engaging look at why Gandhi is so widely admired and relevant today. Kaleidoscope—Herman Aihara; 1986; 338 pp; $12.95. Delightful and timely collection of writings on issues that are affecting people today. > RECENT < My Beautiful Life—Milenka “Mina” Dobic; 2000; 192 pp; $15.95. Engaging and inspiring story of cancer recovery, including the menu used by Mina to heal her cancer, helpful home remedies, and a chapter of other healing stories. > NEW < New Whole Foods Encyclopedia—Rebecca Wood; 1999; 426 pp; $18.95. This authoritative resource shows how to select, prepare, store, and use medicinally more than 1,000 familiar foods. Highly recommended. Seasalt’s Hidden Powers—Jacques deLangre; 1993; 100 pp; $8.00. Lists the advantages to body and spirit that comes from taking and using naturally-harvested salt. Writings of Herman Aihara, 1961-1980—Study Series Edition; Herman Aihara; 1995; 104 pp; $15.00. Reprint of writings previously published in 1980 as Learning from Salmon, containing Herman Aihara’s commonsense way of making macrobiotic thinking accessible. Diet for a New Fire, Water, Wind; Revelations on the Fate of the Earth—Hanai Sudo and Michael Keats; 1992; 80 pp; $8.95. Healing Planet Earth—Edward Esko; 1992; 64 pp; $5.95. Medicine Men—Jack Harris-Bonham; 1993; 91 pp; $7.95. Notes from the Boundless Frontier—Edward Esko; 1992; 112 pp; $7.95. Out of Thin Air: A Satirical Play—Alex Jack; 1993; 112 pp; $7.95. The Pulse of Life—Edward Esko; 1994; 96 pp; $7.95. Sugar Blues—William Dufty; 1975; 225 pp; $6.99. Why Macrobiotics is My Favorite Big Word—Emma Holister; 1998; 64 pp; $6.95. |
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