"What does the body want" is such a red book that teaches you to get high energy from food and other foods, aiming to help you improve your quality of life in an all-round way and get a happy life. "What does the body want" tells us:
1. "Come out and mix, you have to pay back sooner or later"-the eternal law of energy circulation in the universe is related to our life and death.
2. High-energy hiding place-in addition to the food energy that we can't live without every day, there are some unknown energy such as the sun, the moon, the sound and light, the information energy, etc., which are all important energy besides food!
3. Energy is "properly taken and used"-In order to obtain effective energy, in addition to avoiding unnecessary consumption and loss of energy, it is also necessary to properly "discharge", "reorganize" and "straighten out".
4. In flowers, there is blooming energy; In the bowl, there is the energy of a bowl of rice; Underground, there is down-to-earth energy; There is unexpected energy in the grass: there is also inexhaustible energy in your heart. ...
The size of energy determines your fate. The mystery of all these energies is revealed between the lines of this book.
About the author ...
Liu Na, female, a member of the Expert Committee on Health Education of Entrepreneur Health Engineering in China, has been engaged in clinical work for 8 years in a 3A hospital in Beijing, and has been engaged in general medical care and health care for high-end people. She has served as the designated doctor of the Canadian embassy, the head of the emergency rescue center and senior clinic under the Ministry of Health. Now a VIP clinic in Beijing 30 1 Hospital is hosting general practice and nutrition consultation. Since 2005, he has served as an expert guest in Beijing TV, CCTV, Hunan Satellite TV, China Education TV and Shanghai Oriental TV to spread popular science. He was hired as a nutrition expert in health education by the national preschool education system of the Ministry of Education. He is a nutrition columnist for many high-end magazines in China. He created the concept of "harmony between man and nature" and advocated that "to heal a person's body, we must first use the virtue of nature and skillfully use force of nature to help others heal themselves".