A.L.I.V.E.: How to Transform Your Cells and Yourself from Disease to Wellness

by Stephanie Clark

We are continually bombarded with stimuli, and we don’t realize what cellular functions are innately happening within our bodies. We don’t think about cell function unless something goes wrong. The ALIVE program is designed to set you free from unhealthy conditions and diseases. It targets different areas of external and internal environments to help rid dis-ease, or challenges, within the cells. In this book you will • The disease-causing relationship between your organs and your emotions • How your brain’s reward system may be working against you • The secret to turning addictions around • Why your cells get sick • How chiropractic care can bring your cells back to life “A.L.I.V.E. is a powerful book, based on a program that addresses the mind-body connection on a cellular level to get you from a dis-eased state to a wellness state.” —Dr. Charlie Webb, Leading Expert in Optimizing Health “A complete approach to the mind, body, and cellular connection of dis-ease and a way of bringing your cells to the next level.” —Dr. Sammy Pyon, DC Dr. Stephanie J. Clark is a 2004 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic. In 2010, Dr. Clark graduated from the Boston School of Herbal Studies and started Back to Life, LLC, which provides chiropractic care, reiki, massage therapy, and health coaching.

87 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 18, 2017

About the author

Stephanie Clark is an author, speaker, activist, advocate, and Executive Director of Amirah. Knowing of the evil of sex trafficking since she was a child, Stephanie has pursued a calling of compassion and liberation for survivors of sexual exploitation. She is a vocal advocate for practical solutions for victims of sexual exploitation.

​Amirah, Inc. has made its mark in the anti-trafficking movement as a leader in aftercare. The whole-person care approach is taught to organizations throughout the region.

Her first book, Letters to an Activist: Discovering Hope in the Pursuit of Social Change, is now available. Stephanie lives in the North Shore of Boston with her husband, Dave, and two daughters.