THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR book

THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR book

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The Publishers Review Of THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR

The links between appearance enhancement, optimal health, maximum performance, genuine happiness, self-worth and prosperity often surprise the casual observer. And, yet, the medical profession is realizing that along with the good care they obtain from their doctors and allied health professionals, patients and clients play an extremely important role in ensuring their personal well being.

A quarter of a century of medical and surgical practice has given physician, surgeon, and author, Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough, a unique insight into how individuals who do the things required to look their best, tend to find better health. In the process these individuals also generally achieve more of their God-Given potential.

Because Dr. McCollough observed that the same individuals who seek plastic surgery tend to take better care of their bodies, pay attention to their diets, provide their bodies with the vitamins and supplements they need, exercise regularly, frequent a spa, and have periodic medical and dental check-ups, the doctor decided to combine two of the books he has written on the subjects of appearance and health enhancement with an poetic epic, which explores the age-old questions: From whence did we come? Why we are here? And, where are we going?

The first of the two books (A CONSUMERS GUIDE TO PLASTIC SURGERY) discusses the art and science of enhancing the face and body through Surgical Rejuvenology.

The second book (MEDICAL REJUVENOLOGY: How To Prevent, Detect & Remedy Conditions that Affect Health, Appearance & Longevity) addresses the far-reaching benefits of Medical Rejuvenology.

It is the publishers belief that THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR contains a wealth of information anyone might need in the pursuit of becoming a better personphysically, mentally, socially, and spiritually.

So, as you wend your way through the texts, take periodic breaks and study the image reflected in your own looking glass. See yourselfinside and out. Look beneath your skin and think of ways you could become a better you. And, finally, share your own new-found insights with everyone you care forand about.

Bon Voyage.

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