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Passage To Power

Natural Menopause Revolution

Leslie Kenton

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English
Vermilion
04 September 1998
A B format edition of THE guide to natural menopause by bestselling author Leslie Kenton.

Now in a new B format edition, PASSAGE TO POWER continues to help thou sands of woemn who fear the menopause or who are suffering from menopausal troubles. A veritable bible, it tackles the science of menopause and scrutinses the practices commonly associated with it. Leslie Kenton questions the benefits of HRT, examines the politics behind such treatment and sets out the principles of natural HRT. The book describes the extraordinary healing powers of natural progesterone and reveals the devastating effects of xenoestrogens -environmental chemicals to which western women (and men) are increasingly exposed. Finally, she shows women how to reconnect with their deepest levels of intuition and instinct on their journey towards individual freedom. Taken as a whole, PASSAGE TO POWER enables all women to face the menopause in possession of all the knowledge they need to live their lives to the full.
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Imprint:   Vermilion
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   New edition
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 126mm,  Spine: 34mm
Weight:   364g
ISBN:   9780091815943
ISBN 10:   0091815940
Pages:   544
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Recommended Age:   From 0 years
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Award-winning writer, television broadcaster and author of numerous bestsellers, Leslie Kenton is described by the press as 'the guru of health'. A shining example of energy and commitment, she is highly respected for her through reporting. Leslie was born in California, and is the daughter of jazz musician Stan Kenton. After leaving Stanford University she journeyed to Europe in her early twenties, settling first in Paris then in Britain where she has since remained. She has raised four children on her own by working as a television broadcaster, novelist, writer and teacher on health and for fourteen years she was editor at Harpers & Queens. Leslie's writing on mainstream health is internationally known and has appeared in Vogue, the Sunday Times, Cosmopolitan and the Daily Mail. She is the author of many other health books including; The New Raw Energy and Raw Energy Recipes - co-authored with her daughter Susannah - The New Ultrahealth, The New Joy of Beauty, The New Ageless Ageing, Cellulite Revolution, 10 Day Clean-Uo Plan, Endless Energy, Nature's Child, Lean Revolution and 10 Day De-Stress Plan. She turned to fiction with Ludwig - her first novel. Former consultant to a medical corporation in the USA and to the Open University's Centre of Continuing Education, Leslie's writing has won several awards including the PPA 'Technical Writer of the Year'. Her work was honoured by her being asked to deliver the McCarrison Lecture at the Royal Society of Medicine. In recent years she has become increasingly concerned not only with the process of enhancing individual health but also with re-establishing binds with the earth as a part of helping to heal the planet.

Reviews for Passage To Power: Natural Menopause Revolution

Huge tome which injects a spiritual and anthropological perspective into discussion of the raw physical effects and hormonal influences of the menopause. It offers a guide not only to smooth the transition itself but also to deal with the health hazards such as osteoporosis which afflict women more in later life, emphasizing natural alternatives to hormone replacement therapy. Written by highly successful fitness guru Kenton, it inevitably includes advice on diet and exercise, as well as herbs and natural progesterone, and also spans a vast emotional range, from the difficulties women currently face to the myths and customs of more ancient civilisations, emphasizing throughout that menopause can be seen as a time of creativity and celebration. (Kirkus UK)


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