Bette Dowdell grew up in The Salvation Army, the daughter of not one, but two, preachers, a fabulous way to start life.
Bette has been an IBM Systems Engineer, a small-company consultant, a software company owner, and a NASD-licensed mutual fund representative for The Vanguard Group. She’s also an author and a speaker.
that have always been huge in her life
First, Bette’s had to deal with endocrine (thyroid, adrenals, etc.) problems most of her life–ever since a drunk driver damaged her pituitary gland when she was 11-months old. Doctors didn’t help so much.
Realizing it was up to her, she launched into thirty-plus years researching what builds health and what breaks it down. And her research continues as new information comes to light. Now, Bette wants to help people who are still dragging through life.
If you’re tired of feeling exhausted, sign up for Bette’s free health information at http://TooPoopedtoParticipate.com
If you’re like most of us, nobody ever told you what the endocrine system is or how it works. Check out Bette’s book Your Key to Good Health: The Amazing Endocrine System. Since the endo system controls all of health, this little book, available for the Kindle or as a paperback, may well explain why you’re not feeling so hot. Read about it here.
Here’s a fact: Our food supply doesn’t give our bodies what they need, no matter how hard we try. To be healthy–and stay healthy–we need to take vitamins and minerals. Which brings up another fact: We have no idea what’s good, what’s hype or how to build a balanced program.
Based on her years of research and experience, Bette wrote an e-book to get you past the vitamin learning curve and into health. Pep for the Pooped: Vitamins and Minerals Your Body Is Starving For helps you build a solid health foundation even if you can’t tell one vitamin from another or explain why we need minerals.
Besides giving you the information you need, links in the book take you directly to the right brand, the best type, at the lowest price, which will save more money than the cost of the book. Skip the guesswork and get some real, practical help.
To get a free chapter of Pep for the Pooped, go to http://PepForThePooped.com
To cut to the chase and get the whole book, go to http://PepForThePooped.info
Any time you’re trying to solve a problem, it helps to know what the problem is. In health, that may take a blood test. Read about Bette’s downloadable book, Understanding Blood Tests: When Your Doctor’s Too Busy to Explain here.
AND HERE’S THE BIG HEALTH KAHUNA!
Moving to Health is a program that steps you through the information necessary to take control of your own health. It’s the boot camp you need to do it right. You’ll be amazed at the many things you can do on your own.
Check out the Moving to Health program and learn all you can do to move yourself to health. http://MovingToHealth.com
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Get Bette’s Health blog automatically downloaded to your Kindle here.
It doesn’t replace anything above, but adds more good information.
Bette loves to motivate, so she speaks on maximizing life–where attitude pretty much decides the score.
Bette put together portfolios of some of her original “You CAN Get There From Here” quotes–ready to print as 8.5″ X 11″ motivational posters to cheer you through your days. To check them out, click here
(http://QuickTakesOnLife.com)
Bette takes great joy in writing and speaking about her Christian faith. She wrote How to be a Christian Without Being Annoying to explain, in snack-sized bites, how the Bible describes Christianity. And she wrote On We March: A memoir of growing up in The Salvation Army, a rollicking story of the Dowdell’s life of difficulty and the energy, optimism and faith that transformed it.
Read about these books–and more–at http://ConfidentFaith.com
