Confronting one of our last and most deeply rooted taboos – masturbation – the author, a noted sex expert and pro-sex feminist, takes the shame out of selflove by creating a straightforward and appealing guidebook that reveals masturbation as a satisfying, vital form of sexual expression.
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This Australian book is easy to understand, and written especially for women. It explains the concepts of traditional Chinese medicine and suggests management strategies for specific women's health conditions. Areas covered include terminology, diet and medication, what to expect at a consultation and how to apply the principles of traditional Chinese medicine.
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This books shows how feminine wildness is both a positive and a necessary quality for women to carry and cultivate. It argues that woman's genuine nature has been repressed for centuries by a value system that trivializes emotional truth, intuitive wisdom and instinctual self-confidence. It draws on a huge range of myths and stories to
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A cancer diagnosis often leads women to consider changing the food they eat, avoiding some foods, or taking supplements. Cancer treatment can sometimes result in weight gain or weight loss. There is a lot of dietary information available but much of it is misleading, confusing or contradictory. It can be hard to figure out what
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Many people experience changes to intimate and sexual aspects of their lives after a cancer diagnosis and treatment. In a fun, frank and sensitive style, Sandra Wilson, Cancer Nurse Specialist from the Cancer Council Victoria, discusses practical strategies to assist us to communicate about sexuality, and to build sexual confidence and enhance intimate relationships after
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