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Coles Food For Thought: Biblical Truths They Never Taught Us: Pharma vs. Prevention, #3 at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
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Food For Thought: Biblical Truths They Never Taught Us — Volume 3: Pharma vs. Prevention is a concise but powerful examination of the growing divide between pharmaceutical-based treatment systems and preventive approaches to health and wellness.
Drawing from scripture, historical analysis, public health observations, and practical reflection, Rev. Duane A. Quamina challenges readers to reconsider how modern healthcare systems often prioritize treatment over prevention and long-term wellness.
This volume explores:
• Preventive health versus treatment-based healthcare
• The role of nutrition and lifestyle in wellness
• Biblical perspectives on stewardship of the body
• Economic incentives within modern healthcare systems
• The relationship between prevention, education, and empowerment
• The importance of personal responsibility in maintaining health
Written in a direct and accessible style, Food For Thought encourages readers to think critically about healthcare, prevention, faith, and the long-term consequences of ignoring foundational wellness principles.
Food For Thought: Biblical Truths They Never Taught Us — Volume 3: Pharma vs. Prevention is a concise but powerful examination of the growing divide between pharmaceutical-based treatment systems and preventive approaches to health and wellness.
Drawing from scripture, historical analysis, public health observations, and practical reflection, Rev. Duane A. Quamina challenges readers to reconsider how modern healthcare systems often prioritize treatment over prevention and long-term wellness.
This volume explores:
• Preventive health versus treatment-based healthcare
• The role of nutrition and lifestyle in wellness
• Biblical perspectives on stewardship of the body
• Economic incentives within modern healthcare systems
• The relationship between prevention, education, and empowerment
• The importance of personal responsibility in maintaining health
Written in a direct and accessible style, Food For Thought encourages readers to think critically about healthcare, prevention, faith, and the long-term consequences of ignoring foundational wellness principles.
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