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REVIEWS aimed to equip parents to assume the tor - each of these topics are discussed major medical role in their child's life. in a separate chapter and summarised in It is a very truthful readable book which a quick and easy reference guide. covers everything parents need to know about their childs growth and develop- J Dd é@ D) th] TN Oe DOPE, INC. ‘The Book That Drove Kissinger Crazy = fi ment. Robert S. Mendelsohn maintains that parents , not doctors are often best qual- ified to determine the seriousness of childhood illnesses, and can and should be involved in all major decisions regarding the health of their child. The parent are with the child often, so they can see the subtle changes - the doctor usually only sees the child for the length of the visit. He maintains most visits to the doctor are unnecessary and even dangerous, so he carefully instructs parents on how to diagnose and treat their children with- out medical intervention, how to deter- mine when a child is sick enough to need a doctor, and how to avoid unnec- essary and potential,y hazardous treat- ment when a doctor is consulted. DOPE, INC., - The Book That Drove Kissinger Crazy By: The Editors of Executive Intelligence Review. Publ: EIR, Washington, D.C., 1992. Pregnancy and childbirth, nutrition, child development, fever, headache, stomach pains, colds and flus, strep throat, earaches, vision, hearing, skin ailments, accidents, orthopedic prob- lems, asthma and allergies, hyperactivi- ty, immunisations, emotional problems, hospitals and how to chose a good doc- 58*NEXUS advert on page 15) This book is probably the biggest rea- son as to why the media spend so much time ‘crucifying’ Lyndon LaRouche. As its name implies, Dope, Inc., is about the drug trade. ‘ It is a breathtaking compendium of research, spanning scores of decades - uncovering a web of deceit, corruption and drugs spanning every continent. It will give you a view of the history of the world over the last 200 years that you never would have dreamed possi- ble. This book is not for those who wish to maintain a nice media-washed pic- ture of reality. If it can drive Henry Kissinger crazy, it can drive you crazy! I strongly urge you to get this book while you can. ALCHEMY TODAY By Chris Illert Publ: Chris Illert, 2/3 Birch Crescent, East Corrimal, NSW 2518. Cost: Bound Volume - $100-, Soft Cover version $85.00. Send money orders only to Chris illert, at the above address. Available: Nexus Magazine, (see LL LL ee — es OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 1992