In this original and uniquely entertaining health book, Abbas Ghadimi urges us to think of:
Our brain as a gold mine
Our lungs as savings accounts for oxygen
Our colon as a current account for vital cash deposits and withdrawals
Our heart as our national Treasury.
To take control of our own wellness and avoid painful, physical 'bankruptcy', the author adds, we must apply to our bodies the same rigorous care that we apply to safeguarding our own personal wealth.
The uniqueness of Excuse Me! Is this your body? lies in the ebullient personality and life-experience of Iranian born Abbas Ghadimi, who fled his homeland after the overthrow of the Shah to live in the Irish Republic. A passionate health practitioner and raconteur, he blends for the first time modern Western medical science, homeopathy and the canny folklore and Eastern medical wisdom of the Persian, Greek and Arab cultures.
He also sees this book as being the revolutionary first steps towards fulfilling his dream to set up a 'Wellness Home' in Ireland and internationally to popularise these principles alongside present mainstream healthcare institutions.
In this original and uniquely entertaining health book, Abbas Ghadimi urges us to think of:
Our brain as a gold mine
Our lungs as savings accounts for oxygen
Our colon as a current account for vital cash deposits and withdrawals
Our heart as our national Treasury.
To take control of our own wellness and avoid painful, physical 'bankruptcy', the author adds, we must apply to our bodies the same rigorous care that we apply to safeguarding our own personal wealth.
The uniqueness of Excuse Me! Is this your body? lies in the ebullient personality and life-experience of Iranian born Abbas Ghadimi, who fled his homeland after the overthrow of the Shah to live in the Irish Republic. A passionate health practitioner and raconteur, he blends for the first time modern Western medical science, homeopathy and the canny folklore and Eastern medical wisdom of the Persian, Greek and Arab cultures.
He also sees this book as being the revolutionary first steps towards fulfilling his dream to set up a 'Wellness Home' in Ireland and internationally to popularise these principles alongside present mainstream healthcare institutions.