Best Selling Books by Susan Lynn

How to use herbs to heal injuries and improve performance. Fully adapted for western practitioners from the martial arts tradition, this book examines 64 readily available herbs, discusses the evidence for each one''s effectiveness and safety, and explains how using it will benefit the practitioner of any contact sport. Athletes at all skill levels will find this book valuable. The author holds a 4th degree black belt in Shuri-ryu Karate. Original.

Punished for fleeing her duties as a member of Strandia''s privileged class, Sand is rescued by her dolphin friend M''ridan and learns of a disaster threatening her homeland.

Crose, the author of Enchantress--a wonderful book . . . not to be missed (Linda Lael Miller)--brings readers her next novel: a tale that sweeps back into the passionate days and nights of medieval Wales, where secrets hide behind castle walls and a proud lady and lord are destined to love.

This book discusses the British literary origins of the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.

A boy who has just learned to read tries to find someone in his family who will listen to him read aloud.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Blaydon & Winlaton have changed and developed over the last century

Who told you caffeine is harmless to your health? Take a journey with Susan Lynn, whose caffeine addiction has nearly ruined her health. This book was born out of her struggle to discover why after thirty-nine years of enjoying colas, tea, and chocolate-problem-free-she began suffering severe pain and bleeding internally after consuming any product containing even the least fleck of caffeine. In this book, she recounts her life and work in the 90s as the Safety Director to a general contractor in the high-stress, male-dominated jobsite world of high-risk construction. Follow her afterwards as she lives the never-ending misery of the long-term effects of caffeine and stress and her unending struggle to locate a physician who can adequately care for her. Read this invaluable book and discover: 1. The secret destructive power of caffeine. 2. How stress and caffeine hurt you. 3. How caffeine can affect your immune and gastrointestinal system. 4. How our culture brainwashed us to consume a drug daily. 5. Five reasons to avoid colas, coffee, tea, chocolate, and energy drinks.

In the third series of experiments, the region of the NTS that responded to the hypertonic saline stimulus was found to innervate the ventrolateral medulla (VLM) and nucleus ambiguus. In addition, it was found that the cardiovascular responses to the injection of hypertonic saline into the NTS were attenuated by blocking synaptic transmission in the VLM. Therefore, these data suggest that NTS neurons detect changes in plasma sodium levels and in turn activate neuronal mechanisms that can alter cardiovascular output pathways through the VLM to affect AP and HR.