Showing results by narrator "Andrea Garrett" in All Categories

A study published in the Molecules Journal has shown that new drugs relying on modern technology appear to be reaching its glass ceiling, with natural products being the alternative. Which means you can get rid of your ailments and nurse yourself or loved one back to health without being totally dependent on conventional medicine that is often overpriced and comes packed with horrific side effects.

Uncover nature's powerful healing secrets, learn how to naturally get rid of resistant bacterial infections and boost your immune system without pills! If you've always wanted to learn how to use natural alternatives to help you rid yourself of bacterial infections, as well as strengthen the immune system without relying on drugs, then keep reading...Even if you're new to the practice of herbal medicine and herbal antibiotics, this guide that will give you the foundation you need to help you get rid of bacterial infections as naturally as possible.

You see, effectively treating your body and staying healthy with simple herbal medicine doesn't have to be difficult. In fact, it's easier than you think. A study in The Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergency Treatments has uncovered the phenomenon where traditional medicine prepared the natural way did not yield resistance, while the isolation of the active ingredient resulted in widespread resistance in a short amount of time.

Herbal Antivirals (when used correctly) can act as a KEY part to any effective Herbal Remedy treatment routine. And, of course this book will show you EXACTLY how to effectively use Herbal Antivirals to supercharge your self-healing potential. A study in The Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergency Treatments has uncovered the phenomenon where traditional medicine prepared the natural way did not yield resistance, while the isolation of the active ingredient resulted in widespread resistance in a short amount of time.

Journey to Hope takes Cathleen Doyle from the unwanted marriage arranged by her influential family in Boston to a rugged ranch cabin in Laramie, Wyoming. Her hopes are dashed when she discovers her groom, Ben Sorenson, is not expecting her, nor is he interested in replacing his dead wife. At the insistence of his father, Ben finally agrees to a marriage of convenience for the benefit of his two young children. 

She’s an identity thief with partial amnesia impersonating a nurse practitioner - trying to go straight. When one of her patients dies a mysterious death, she is faced with an agonizing decision. When evidence points to murder, she must overcome her fear of prison for the truth. Her biggest problem is the cop who caught her.

Maggie escapes an arranged marriage by accepting Utah rancher Matt's proposal as Christmas approaches. Matt is looking for someone to help tend the ranch and care for his two children. He makes it known that the marriage will be one of convenience only. Maggie is shocked when Matt's daughter tries to sabotage their marriage, which Matt turns a blind eye to. 

After Abby's fiancé leaves her, she longs to escape Philadelphia. Preacher Harris seems like a perfect man for her. The preacher has been raising an abandoned baby left on the church's doorstep, and Harris seeks a woman to help him with the child. As Abby arrives in Texas, she knows that Harris wants only a marriage of convenience. As she grows to love the abandoned baby, her feelings for Harris overwhelm her. With Christmas approaching, Abby has a choice to make, stay married to a man who will never love her or leave Harris and the baby behind.

It’s 1899 and socialite Melissa Forrester has traveled from her home in Norfolk, Virginia, to Guthrie, Oklahoma. She’s there to visit her sister’s grave and learn why Augusta shot herself. Now alone in the world, Melissa is angry at God and at Tyler Buchanan, the man she holds responsible for her sister’s death. Impulsively accepting employment at the Canary Cage, the saloon where her runaway sister had worked as a singer named “Roxie,” Melissa adopts an assumed name herself, and, for a time, lives a saloon girl’s life as “Lily.”