Janet Maccaro, PhD, CNC, is a respected lecturer, author, and radio/television personality. She has doctorates in nutrition and natural healing and is also a leading expert in natural progesterone supplementation. Internationally recognized for her knowledge in women’s health, Janet Maccaro has written books that include Fabulous at 50, A Woman’s Body Balanced by Nature, The 90-Day Immune System Makeover, Breaking the Grip of Dangerous Emotions, Midlife Meltdown,and Natural Health Remedies.

With more than four million books sold, Siloam is the undisputed leader in Christian health publishing with over two hundred published books. The combined experience of Siloam’s authors represents more than three hundred years of experience, research, and wealth of knowledge. Now we are pleased to offer you this inspirational book on healing.

Don Colbert, MD, is board-certified in family practice and anti-aging medicine. He has also received extensive training in nutritional and preventative medicine, and he has helped millions of people to discover the joy of living in divine health. In addition to speaking at conferences, he is the author of the New York Times best-selling book The Seven Pillars of Health, along with best sellers Toxic Relief, the Bible Cure series, Living in Divine Health, Deadly Emotions, and What Would Jesus Eat?

Scott Farhart, MD, is an obstetrician/gynecologist with more than twenty years of experience treating women and advising them to make healthy choices from a Christian perspective. As the brother-in-law of Pastor John Hagee, he is a member and elder of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas. He is the author of Intimate and Unashamed, as well as being regular contributor to JHMagazine, the bimonthly magazine of John Hagee Ministries. He and his wife, Sandy, have been married since 1983 and have two children.

Elizabeth King, MD, graduated from Texas A & M College of Medicine and has been practicing medicine since July 2005. She has been featured in several local television interviews with a reputation as one of the most popular obstetrician/gynecologists in San Antonio. She resides in the San Antonio area with her husband Aaron, a Christian physician specializing in diabetes, and their son Daniel.

Kara E. Davis, MD, is assistant professor of clinical medicine and an internist at the University of Illinois College of Medicine. Kara regularly sees patients who suffer many related consequences. Her interactions and observations with these patients planted the seed for this book and for national workshops and seminars, which she now leads. In addition to her medical career, she is a pastor’s wife and the mother of four wonderful children.