Exercise, diet, and water are three of the major contributors within our control that can affect every aspect of our lives. Mismanagement of weight, water, or food can wreakhavoc. Disease, depression and obesity are just a few of the common problems that arise when we don’t get enough exercise, water, or proper nutrition.

Likewise, these are also common problems when we have excessive eating and exercise. Yes, it can be a tricky balance to keep a body maintained!

So, if exercise makes us feel better, live longer and decreases our chances of chronic disease, then why don’t we do it? If we can help prevent illness by simply eating a healthy diet and drinking an adequate amount of water, why do we continue to resist?

If you have ever wondered why obesity is an epidemic in the United States, the picture has become clear. Americans love sugar, fats and carbs. They love sugar so much so that they are willing to risk their physical and mental health in order to consume an unhealthy diet. Depression, suicide, addiction and obesity are on the rise. Social isolation and mental health issues continue to increase. And surprisingly, food, weight, and water can all be contributing factors. These factors are often overlooked, to our detriment.

Can health and wellbeing really be as simple as water, food and weight? Now is the time to find out. You might be surprised.

Antibiotics are weapons used against bacterial infections that have existed for millennia. The history of the first use of natural antibiotics was a long time ago, but the name and our common usage are only a little more than a century old.

Discover the world of antibiotics and how we came to understand how useful the natural components could be to help eradicate known diseases. Once you understand the past, you can view the present, how we arrived at the common antibiotics, their classes and types, and how to administer antibiotics.

You will discover that not all countries use the same names or classes, and some places do not have access to the synthetic and semisynthetic antibiotics we use in Western cultures.

Antibiotics are helpful for several bacterial infections, but they also have cautionary tales. Research studies indicate certain antibiotics can have significant side effects, called adverse reactions, including allergic reactions. Sometimes it is a combination of two antibiotics together, and at other times it is the person’s individual reaction.

By the end, you will understand:
• What an antibiotic is
• Who discovered it
• How antibiotics were discovered
• When they were found
• Where antibiotics are from or how they are created
• How they are used and administered
• The future of antibiotics
• How they have changed the course of history

You are also going to learn about adverse reactions, including antibiotic resistance that drug companies and physicians are dealing with now and will be dealing with in the future. You will come away from this lesson with an understanding of the future of antibiotics.

The future right now may be bleak when examining the current situation, but there are many hopeful researchers who wish to see antibiotic resistance lowered and new medications on the market when there have been none for decades. Antibiotics save us from deadly diseases and acute and chronic illnesses, but sometimes do not work for patients, which makes the entire story fascinating.

Take a look at countries like the United States, Singapore, Japan, and Canada, and what do you see? That's right, generally peaceful countries that provide many opportunities for personal, financial, and career success.

On the other hand, take a look at countries like Afghanistan, Venezuela, and Iran. What do you see? That's right, low standards of living and unsafe living conditions.

If you compare the two groups of countries, what do you think spells the difference? That's right; it's the economy! Countries like the US, Singapore, Japan, and Canada all have thriving economies, and more importantly, their governments can sustain them. In countries like Afghanistan, Venezuela, and Iran, however, their economies are some of the poorest in the world, rendering their governments unable to take care of their citizens.

So, why are the economies of these two groups of countries vastly different? While there are lots of possible reasons for the difference, two stand out the most: Monetary and Fiscal Policies.

In this book Balance vs. Spending: Knowing Monetary And Fiscal Policy And Where They Differ, you will get a better idea of what makes some economies thrive and others dive by understanding monetary and fiscal policies. In particular, you'll discover:

1. What monetary and fiscal policies are;
2. Their primary tools of the trade;
3. Effects of monetary and fiscal policy decisions;
4. Who is affected by these policy decisions;
5. The politics of these two types of policies.

By the end of the book, you’ll have a solid understanding and appreciation for monetary and fiscal policies. Get your copy now!