David D Duffy

The practice of medicine has gone awry. Modern Medicine is a multi-billion dollar industry which profits from using drugs to suppress symptoms. As a result people stay sick. I believe that God designed the body to heal itself. In order to do that we must study how to care for and respect our bod...

One of the most exciting debut anti-heroes since Lee Child's Jack Reacher Turbo Vlost learned early that life is like a game of cards…. It's not always about winning. Sometimes it's just a matter of making your enemies fold first. Turbo is a man with a past—his childhood was spent in the Soviet Gula...

A pulse-pounding mystery featuring Russian-American detective Turbo Vlost, the deadliest ex-KGB operative to ever hit New YorkTurbo Vlost is back. He's depressed, drinking too much, and terrified that the love of his life is truly gone.Hired to test the security of billionaire hedge fund manager Seb...

An anthology of information published in the Backwoods Home Magazine.

Today there is an epidemic of chronic diseases and a vast array of pills to treat symptoms. In his 38 years of practicing General Internal Medicine Dr. Duffy has sought ways for patients themselves to improve their health and reduce the need for medication. For the last seven years he had practice...

Alexander Prentiss is a cheerful clinical psychologist hiding the scars of abuse by his alcoholic father. Rebecca Stoller decides to become a nurse after her mother dies of cancer. With naive hope they are married. Then Rebecca's desire for children is thwarted by infertility. Alex's career is j...

One of the most exciting debut anti-heroes since Lee Child’s Jack Reacher Turbo Vlost learned early that life is like a game of cards…. It’s not always about winning. Sometimes it’s just a matter of making your enemies fold first. Turbo is a man with a past—his childhood was spent in the Soviet Gula...

This book is about the implications of constructivism for instructional design practices, and more importantly, it is about a dialogue between instructional developers and learning theorists. Working with colleagues in each discipline, the editors were amazed to find a general lack of familiarity wi...