Focusing on holistic health, this book combines nutrition, wellness, and weight loss strategies to promote a balanced lifestyle. It offers practical advice on nourishing the body with wholesome foods while encouraging personal growth and sustainable habits. Readers will find actionable tips and recipes designed to enhance vitality and support long-term health goals, making it an essential guide for anyone looking to improve their well-being and achieve a healthier weight.
When Onionhead is born her father is dismayed. First of all, she's not a boy, and, second, she's ugly. Onionhead comes from the womb screaming, Why? Who says? and No! She almost kills her mother. What transpires is a story about what it's like to grow up with learning disabilities in the 1950-60s when learning disabilities were called lazy, wiggle-worm, and stubborn. Onionhead's tale meanders through childhood mishaps, the inability to learn in school, make friends, or please her parents. When a tragedy results in the adoption of four new siblings, Onionhead retreats into the sanctuary of her own mind. There she ponders the existence of God, the mysteries of race, the justification of war, civil disobedience, and horses, horses, horses the only thing she wants in the whole wide world. Adolescence finds a bewildered Onionhead confronting the tumultuous 60s. The Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam war, hippies and Beatles. It all sets Onionhead's mind on fire. So many of her assumptions about life seem to be wrong. She doesn't know what to believe, or even if there is anything to believe. Within the wildness of the world Onionhead earns the love of a beautiful horse, and the love of a beautiful boy. she walks through death and betrayal. She becomes and outlaw, and perhaps is saved by the consequences of her bad behavior.
