Well that was a journey.... Just finished reading Cured by Nature by Tara Mackey and I can honestly say I've never read anything so enlightening... For years I've struggled to find the words or make sense of things around me, living and struggling with anxiety and depression but not really knowing it or accepting it. I feel like the words you've written thousands of miles away from me on your own journey, are like my own. That in itself is a beautiful synchronization. From 3 pages in I rushed to get a pencil, so I could write little references in the margin to go back to.....'ref, ref, ref, Oh Hell yes girl! And 'oh my god moments!' I will take so much from your book and use it as a tool to get me to where I should be, but also enjoy the journey along the way! I don't know how I came to stubble upon you page on insta but it did. I read the post 'identity of wellness on your page just there and then bought your book....I never do that...but I felt I needed too. So I did. Best thing I've ever purchased.
I just want you to know you've achieved what you set out to do with your book...from on rerouting girl to another, millions of miles apart. Thankyou beautiful ♡♡♡♡ From : A Forever greatful.....Vicki Sergeant, 29, From Shropshire, England UK.
Cured by Nature: How to Heal from the Inside Out, Find Happiness, and Discover Your True Self (英語) ハードカバー – 2016/2/2
Tara Mackey
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本の長さ328ページ
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言語英語
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出版社Skyhorse Publishing
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発売日2016/2/2
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寸法15.88 x 3.81 x 24.13 cm
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ISBN-101634504011
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ISBN-13978-1634504010
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You can revolutionize your life based on Tara Mackey’s experiences in Cured by Nature. Tara's raw, personal story of dealing with tough family circumstances and a dependence on pharmaceuticals, carving out a natural life through positive thoughts, and developing an appreciation for green beauty is a great read and illuminating.”
Tony Conrad, founder of True Ventures and About.me
A gripping, enthralling, and inspiring success story about overcoming tragedy, quitting pharmaceutical drugs, living healthy, and accomplishing your dreams.”
Todd Cooper, CEO of Waxelene, Inc.
A unique combination of digestible scientific facts and personal anecdotes, Cured by Nature is an inspiring read. Tara challenges readers to change their lives with simple, daily thought patterns and choices that result in a more vibrant, happy life. With her easy-to-use tools and mindfulness practices, holistic health is accessible and attainable!”
Nicolle Mackinnon, green beauty editor and writer, No More Dirty Looks
As someone who cured chronic skin ailments through totally natural methods, I cannot tell you just how inspired I was by Tara’s story. She is an incredible example of someone who has quite literally taken her life back by listening to her body and tapping into the truly awesome healing powers of nature. This is a must-read for anyone who is sick of treating symptoms and ready to make long-lasting lifestyle changes for wellness.”
Adina Grigore, fouder, SW Basics, author, Skin Cleanse
"Compelling and action-inspiring. She is one of the Millennialher generation’s wWellness leaders, and people at every age can experience the deep knowledge and wisdom her rich story effortlessly delivers on her powerful, holistic journey to radiant health and happiness."
Josh Rosebrook founder, Josh Rosebrook Skin and Hair Care
Powerful, insightful, and thoughtful! From being well to living well, Tara provides practical tools for achieving wholeness along her own journey to true healing, happiness, and self-discovery. With complete authenticity and raw vulnerability, Tara shows us how we, too, can be cured by nature.”
Brandie Gilliam, founder, Thoughtfully Magazine and Organic Beauty Talk
著者について
Tara Mackey is a certified lab analyst and environmental technician. In 2012, she started The Organic Life Blog, where she continues to share her natural living advice with readers. In addition to blogging, she is also a musician, an agency model, and an actress. She is a regular contributor to Happiness & Wellbeing Magazine, POPSUGAR Fitness, Lucky Magazine, and True Luxury Life. Tara resides in Los Angeles and Encinitas, California.
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Like it!
2017年3月27日にイタリアでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Interesting! Very honest book. I liked reading it. It is quite inspiring and I would recommend it to my friends.

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Love this book. Very helpful and easy to follow.

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I did not read the book it was a gift.

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Good for complete green living newbies, not so much if you've as much as dipped your toes into it
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This book documents the personal story of Tara, who, after many years living on prescription medications, decided to switch to natural remedies and start living the "organic life". In her book, she shares what medications she was on, the struggles associated with heavily medicated lifestyle, and step-by-step account of what methods she used to get better (meditation, herbalism, clean eating, natural beauty, etc). While an inspiring account of a personal victory over disease, the book has two major drawbacks that readers need to be aware of.
1. Todd Cooper, author of the book's foreword, noted that Tara wrote this book in three months - and, unfortunately, it shows. The quality of writing is low, there are multiple grammar and formatting mistakes, and the hierarchy of headings makes absolutely no sense. The manuscript needed rounds and rounds of edits before it could be released to print, and should have not seen the light of day in its current version. But the most disturbing is the haphazard, jump-around-with-no-clear-linearity timeline. This alone makes the reader very confused and doubtful of the story's account. For example, Tara writes about starting DIM supplement while still in New York to improve her skin acne condition, and how she "saw results overnight!". Yet after her move to California, we read about horrible cystic acne that plagued her for months, until she discovered bentonite clay and "saw results overnight!". So did DIM not work as well as described? Anyone who knows anything about natural remedies will tell you "results overnight" is probably not going to happen, and this book has multiple instances of claiming such outcomes. It is simply an exaggeration of what is possible, and ultimately just not true. It is alarming to see such misleading information in a published book.
2. Pigtailing on that, this book has limitations in audience. If you eat nothing but junk, have never sat for 5 minutes in quiet introspection, or never as much as put some clay on your face, you may find this book useful. For those of you out there who have any simplest idea of how to make a kale smoothie, can get your hands on an app with 5-minute guided meditations, and have tried as much as putting some coconut oil in your hair - this book is completely useless. It is EXTREMELY RUDIMENTARY! I follow Bulletproof, ReWild Yourself, and other podcasts, eat Paleo, meditate daily, read Ruiz and Strauss, and make a few basic home beauty concoctions based on a simple essential oils guide book. If you do any of those or similar things, you know more already than this book will tell you, and it will add none to your arsenal.
To sum up: while portraying a remarkable personal story, this book needs many rounds of edits before it reaches publishable quality, and will add no knowledge for you if you've dabbled into green lifestyle at all. This book's intro claims it will "change your life" and help you become "happier and better you". It won't. I greatly regret the money I spent on the hard copy.
1. Todd Cooper, author of the book's foreword, noted that Tara wrote this book in three months - and, unfortunately, it shows. The quality of writing is low, there are multiple grammar and formatting mistakes, and the hierarchy of headings makes absolutely no sense. The manuscript needed rounds and rounds of edits before it could be released to print, and should have not seen the light of day in its current version. But the most disturbing is the haphazard, jump-around-with-no-clear-linearity timeline. This alone makes the reader very confused and doubtful of the story's account. For example, Tara writes about starting DIM supplement while still in New York to improve her skin acne condition, and how she "saw results overnight!". Yet after her move to California, we read about horrible cystic acne that plagued her for months, until she discovered bentonite clay and "saw results overnight!". So did DIM not work as well as described? Anyone who knows anything about natural remedies will tell you "results overnight" is probably not going to happen, and this book has multiple instances of claiming such outcomes. It is simply an exaggeration of what is possible, and ultimately just not true. It is alarming to see such misleading information in a published book.
2. Pigtailing on that, this book has limitations in audience. If you eat nothing but junk, have never sat for 5 minutes in quiet introspection, or never as much as put some clay on your face, you may find this book useful. For those of you out there who have any simplest idea of how to make a kale smoothie, can get your hands on an app with 5-minute guided meditations, and have tried as much as putting some coconut oil in your hair - this book is completely useless. It is EXTREMELY RUDIMENTARY! I follow Bulletproof, ReWild Yourself, and other podcasts, eat Paleo, meditate daily, read Ruiz and Strauss, and make a few basic home beauty concoctions based on a simple essential oils guide book. If you do any of those or similar things, you know more already than this book will tell you, and it will add none to your arsenal.
To sum up: while portraying a remarkable personal story, this book needs many rounds of edits before it reaches publishable quality, and will add no knowledge for you if you've dabbled into green lifestyle at all. This book's intro claims it will "change your life" and help you become "happier and better you". It won't. I greatly regret the money I spent on the hard copy.
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