Tranquillisation: The Non Addictive Way
Jun 2011 · Random House
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In this book Speight helps people find another way of dealing with anxieties, grief, stress and many conditions for which tranquillising drugs are so often prescribed.
There is little doubt that addiction to tranquillising drugs has caused considerable concern amongst sufferers. This booklet will bring new hope and enable many to obtain relief by means of remedies that deal with the cause of the trouble and thus eliminate the need for drug therapy.
There is little doubt that addiction to tranquillising drugs has caused considerable concern amongst sufferers. This booklet will bring new hope and enable many to obtain relief by means of remedies that deal with the cause of the trouble and thus eliminate the need for drug therapy.
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Phyllis Speight has been practising homoeopathy for more than thirty-five years. Whilst she was in practice patients flocked to her and yet she still managed to write more than twelve books, sharing her extensive knowledge and experience on the subject. The reputation she built up has been a major contribution to the huge interest there now is in homoeopathy.
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