{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/63d1b33398c7ca0011c2c649/6a46be095ef16cb804ac32fb?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"BETTER HEALTH AND HOW TO ACHIEVE IT- Hugh H. Bassham","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/63d1b33398c7ca0011c2c649/1783020615385-112e2b7d-fb73-4c58-8c43-d29f7715dff3.jpeg?height=200","description":"<p>Get fi t fast! Six pack abs in two weeks! Find happiness now! We’ve heard the</p><p>hype. We’ve watched the infomercials. We all want to believe there is an easy</p><p>fi x-it plan for that extra fl ab and those seasonal blues. Yet, with all the books</p><p>we buy and gimmicks we fall for, do we ever reach actual health? Do we ever</p><p>fi nd the secret to stopping the worry? Or are we missing a piece of this puzzle?</p><p>Dr. Hugh Bassham’s Better Health and a Plan to Achieve It is the inspired</p><p>compilation of his 1993 book, Th e Search for Total Health, and his 2007</p><p>booklet, “A Plan for Better Health.” Bassham’s insight bridges the gap</p><p>between physical and spiritual equilibrium. It takes a look at how our physical</p><p>health aff ects our spiritual well-being and what the Bible says about our</p><p>fi tness, as well as our joy.</p><p>Bassham’s analysis is simple and direct, intended to inform and inspire any</p><p>follower of Christ, or anyone who is looking to improve upon the internal</p><p>as well as external. Th ere is no hype. Th ere are no overpowering claims</p><p>or promises. Better Health and a Plan to Achieve It shows that physical and</p><p>spiritual health are linked, and how, with better understanding, more</p><p>awareness, and a proven plan to follow we can achieve better health.</p><p>Hugh H. Bassham, DVM, has conducted nutritional research, co-authored</p><p>papers on the subject, and spoken at various meetings, including international</p><p>conventions. He is a graduate of Auburn University College of Veterinary</p><p>Medicine. Bassham served in the US Army as a military veterinarian and as</p><p>an instructor at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. His</p><p>experience working with God’s creatures both great and small taught him not</p><p>only about animal health, but also about human health.</p>","author_name":"jdouglas barker"}