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The Deload Year
Training Hard After Forty Without Breaking What You Built
2026
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For decades, the fitness world has worshipped a single, seductive idea: the unbroken line of progress. This philosophy, born from Soviet-era Olympic training, promised that adding more weight each week would forge indefinite strength. But for athletes over forty, this mathematical certainty is a biological trap. The Deload Year exposes the fatal flaw in this model—the profound mismatch between how quickly muscle adapts and how slowly connective tissue recovers. Drawing on the training logs...
Prediabetes, Reversed
The Window Between Warning and Diagnosis
2026
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For the 98 million Americans diagnosed with prediabetes, the news often comes with a sense of relief. It's just a warning, a yellow light. This book argues that this perception is a dangerous illusion, a psychological trap set by a diagnostic line drawn in 1979. Prediabetes, Reversed reveals that the 'pre' in prediabetes is a misnomer. It uncovers the hidden, decade-long battle your body fights against insulin resistance, a struggle that leads to the loss of up to fifty percent of pancreat...
Sleep Architecture
Why Eight Hours Isn't Enough If They're Wrong
2026
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For decades, the eight-hour rule has been the unquestioned prescription for a healthy life. Yet countless people follow this rule with religious fervor only to walk through their days in a fog of exhaustion. They have the hours, but the rest never comes. This phenomenon points to a profound, and largely ignored, mystery at the heart of modern wellness. Sleep Architecture uncovers the hidden story of their nights, revealing that rest is not about duration, but structure. Drawing on the land...
Fibromyalgia, Newly Diagnosed
What the First Year Looks Like
2026
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A diagnosis of fibromyalgia can feel like a profound collision of relief and dread. For years, you fight to be believed, navigating a grueling gauntlet of tests and dismissals, only to be handed a label with no clear map for what comes next. The first year is a singular, isolating reality, a time spent grappling with a body that feels like a stranger and a medical system that offers few concrete answers. This clear-eyed guide illuminates that confusing first year. It moves beyond the clini...
The Inflammation Story
Separating Real Science From the Wellness Hype
2026
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This groundbreaking exploration dismantles the widespread misconceptions surrounding inflammation and exposes the gap between wellness marketing and rigorous science. Through compelling narratives—from cardiologist Paul Ridker's discovery that half of heart attacks occur in patients with normal cholesterol levels, challenging the "plumbing model" of disease, to medicinal chemist Kathryn Nelson's debunking of the multi-billion-dollar turmeric supplement industry—author Iris Penrose reveals ...
Screen Eyes
What 8-Hour Days at the Computer Are Doing to Your Vision
2026
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The familiar ache behind your eyes after a long day at the computer is more than just fatigue. It's a biological alarm bell, a warning sign of a microscopic crisis unfolding on the surface of your cornea and deep within its muscular architecture. In "Screen Eyes," author Iris Penrose presents a journalistic investigation into the hidden mechanics of digital eye strain. The book reveals how staring at a screen suppresses the blink reflex by up to sixty percent, causing a breakdown of the ey...
Long COVID, Practically
Daily Management When Recovery Takes Years
2026
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This groundbreaking guide dismantles conventional recovery narratives, revealing that Long COVID exists outside the binary model of illness and healing. Through the documented case of Hannah Davis, a data scientist whose cognitive abilities collapsed during apparent convalescence, and cutting-edge research from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam on post-exertional malaise and mitochondrial dysfunction, author Iris Penrose illuminates how Long COVID forces a fundamental shift from acute medical t...
Ozempic Plateau
When GLP-1 Weight Loss Stalls and What Comes Next
2026
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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy promise a miraculous end to the struggle with weight. But what happens when the magic stops? For millions, the exhilarating weight loss journey comes to an abrupt halt, leaving them stranded on a frustrating plateau, feeling like a personal failure. This is the untold story of the GLP-1 revolution. Ozempic Plateau demystifies why every single patient on these medications eventually stops losing weight. Drawing on landmark clinical trials like the STEP 1 ...
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The Remarkable and Controversial Healing Factor
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The Alpha Lipoic Acid Breakthrough
The Superb Antioxidant That May Slow Aging, Repair Liver Damage, and Reduce the Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease, and Diabetes
2010
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The Amazing Antioxidant Everyone Is Talking About!Are you looking for an effective way to fight the effects of aging and free radical damage? Would you like to reach and maintain your body's optimal health? There may be no stronger way than with antioxidants—and there may be no stronger antioxidant than alpha lipoic acid. This remarkable coenzyme, which occurs naturally in younger bodies but gradually diminishes with age, may very well be one of our best defenses a...
Overkill
When Modern Medicine Goes Too Far
2020
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A look at fifteen popular medical treatments that have been shown to be far more harmful than helpful, yet are still recommended by doctors.Modern medicine has made major advances in the last few decades, as more informed practices, thorough research, and incredible breakthroughs have made it possible to successfully treat and even eradicate many serious ailments. But we still rely on medical interventions that are vastly out of date and can adversely affect our hea...
What the Drug Companies Won't Tell You and Your Doctor Doesn't Know
The Alternative Treatments That May Change Your Life--and the Prescriptions That Could Harm You
2009
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Reimagining how we treat illnesses, Dr. Michael T. Murray reveals information about pharmaceutical treatments that will change the way you think of over-the-counter and prescription drugs.Adverse reactions to over-the-counter and prescription drugs are currently estimated to kill more than 100,000 Americans a year, making it the fourth leading cause of death in the United States behind cancer, heart disease, and stroke.Drawing on more than twenty years of s...











