Cancer Terminator: Free e-book on how Western and Eastern medicine fight cancer together. Included are stories of 100 cancer survivors around the globe using this method.

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9 Free Sex Related Ebooks: ‘This is a ‘back to basics’ training manual for anyone who is looking to train with kettlebells. To train effectively and see results you have to get the basics right! This book has a brief history of kettlebells with step by step instructions and clear colour photographs of 20 classic kettlebell exercises. It even has 2 workouts at the end to get you started. These exercises are the classic lifts and moves that combine strength, speed, stability and skill to develop total body conditioning. Remember the number and complexity of kettlebell exercises is only limited by your imagination.’

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Essential Reading to Fight Fat: 10 Free eBooks: Everyjoe.com has a great collection of 10 free ebooks on your can fight fat and lose weight the healthy way. Good collection, make sure you stop by and have a look.

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5 Free Green Living E-Books: These bunch of ebooks give the reader straight forward information and removes the mystery about living a sustainable lifestyle and what it can do for the environment and your family for generations to come.

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Living The Fit Life: One of the most important elements of being an endurance athlete is the lifestyle that accompanies your activity. Your decision to do a triathlon or a marathon means that you have had to organize almost everything you do in such a way that you can actively participate to your fullest. Yet so many people make critical mistakes, setting themselves up for failure. Patrick has created five ‘fit life’ commandments that will allow you to make sure your triathlon and marathon goals map to the real world…and that you succeed at both!

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Dangerous Journey: Living with cancer, surviving cancer: a personal memoir of hope, experience, and fortitude. From the book: ‘Like most people, I feared cancer. Like most people, I called it ‘the Big C’, or something similar. Like most people, I pitied anyone who had cancer, thinking that it was like living in the shadow of death. And, like most people, I never really believed that cancer could strike at me. Perhaps I developed a sense of invulnerability when I survived an early scare at the age of 30 years after I found lumps in both of my breasts.

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