Physical and Mental Health
The Hood Health Handbook
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALTH AND WELLNESS
IN THE URBAN COMMUNITY
$19.95 EACH
Volume One
Healing & Prevention
Diet & Nutrition
Sickness & Disease

The Hood Health Handbook, Volume One, is your next step, after regaining your mind and a sense of yourself from the previous books.
As you reclaim yourself, you’ll want to begin living healthier. Volume One teaches how to change our diets to prevent and combat disease, without having to suffer or spend too much money. As the title suggests, this book is a near-encyclopedia of natural health information, written for people who normally don’t want to read about natural health! Renowned health expert and elder Dick Gregory provides the foreword for this important guide! (Reader Level: Anybody Can Get It)
Volume Two
Avoiding Toxins
Beauty & Sex
Raising Healthy Children

The Hood Health Handbook, Volume Two, covers everything not covered in Volume One, which focuses on diet, disease, and natural treatments.
Volume Two covers mental health, emotional health, raising healthy children, and keeping a healthy home. Another must have for those looking to change their lives and that of their families! (Reader Level: Anybody Can Get It)
Hood Health Blog
Are You A Illogical Thinker or a Logical One?
“The Lies We Tell Ourselves” by Supreme Understanding featured in The Hood Health Handbook (pg.33-36) speaks greatly on and brings awareness to the importance of using our logical thinking skills to make decisions for ourselves rather than letting someone else and their logic be a deciding factor for us without proper evaluation.
Chattel In Human Zoos Also Called Ethnological Expositions
If you decide to not want the item any longer then you as the rightful owner has the right to decide how it is you want to get rid of it, right? But what do you feel about that item being a person? Someone who has intelligence, emotions, and universal rights! Sounds absolutely absurd? What if I told you that black and brown people were seen as chattel?
Infected by Trusted Monsters in White Coats
They, as trusted physicians under oath, are responsible for finding out what those answers are to the best of their ability. But what if I told you that innocent people have been infected by trusted monsters in white coats without their consent?
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