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WOULD YOU LIKE A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR Arthritis?
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention in the United states have determined a staggering 54.4 million adults who have been diagnosed with the debilitating condition that is reason for the immobilization of a big chunk of the population the country. Although arthritis is believed to be more apparent and widespread in individuals over 65 years old, children and young people are not spared of the disease. It can affect anyone, young or old. Arthritis typically entails and brings about stiffness and joint pain that can exceed the limits of pain a person can endure.
It can go beyond the actual physical symptoms and can be caused by a myriad of things. This book will focus on the most common and not so common forms of arthritis, and attempt to shed more light in the otherwise difficult illness to determine roots of the disease. Arthritis Overview, Causes, Types, Management, Prevention, Treatments, Effects, Symptoms, Causes and Much More!
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MEET Frederick Earlstein
Earlstein applied the same approach to his own minor problems with blood pressure, allergies, and degenerative disc disease. “It’s all about critical mass,” he says. “When the notes on my laptop and those piled up on my actual desktop reach a certain level, I start realizing there’s a book in there somewhere.”
Writing about medical issues in plain English has become Earlstein’s second career. After retiring from his career as an educator, he began looking around for something to occupy his time. “You can only clean out the garage so many times,” he said. “I was trained to be an academic and old habits die hard.”
Now Earlstein works daily in his home office on whatever manuscript he has at hand. He describes the work as the perfect combination of intellectual challenge and self-employment. “I decide what to write about and when to write it,” Earlstein says. “Typically I pick a subject because I know someone who is grappling with the problem and with understanding the information they’re being given.” Read More
