Description
"Farmacology" is a very interesting book that looks at how the food we eat is grown and how it all plays an important role in our health. This book describes Miller's adventures and learning moments from the visits to seven family farms. The author looks deeply into how farming is done and how farming approaches to seed choice and soil management influence human health. In her book, Daphne Miller brings together two worlds: medicine and agriculture. She shares her experiences and the testimonials of her patients, providing new insights into this narrative.
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About The Author
Daphne Miller (MD) is a family physician, clinical professor, and science writer who explores the links between health, agriculture, and culture. As the founder of the Health from the Soil Up Initiative, she examines how farming practices influence human well-being. Her book, "Farmacology: Total Health from the Ground Up" (2013), delves into the connections between sustainable agriculture and holistic health, offering insights into how the lessons of farming can transform medicine and personal wellness.
Daphne Miller (MD) is a family physician, clinical professor, and science writer who explores the links between health, agriculture, and culture. As the founder of the Health from the Soil Up Initiative, she examines how farming practices influence human well-being. Her book, "Farmacology: Total Health from the Ground Up" (2013), delves into the connections between sustainable agriculture and holistic health, offering insights into how the lessons of farming can transform medicine and personal wellness.
Language
English
Topic
Physical Health, Nutrition
FARMACOLOGY: TOTAL HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP
FARMACOLOGY: TOTAL HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP
ISBN 10|13
0062103156 | 978-0062103154
Print Length
304 pages