Kim shunkwiler (3 resultados)
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Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaGrand Eagle Retail
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EUR 18,01
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some exposures do not end when the event is over.Long after the fire is out, the mission is complete, or the uniform is folded away, something lingers. For many veterans, first responders, and civilians, illness does not begin with a single dramatic injury. Instead, health fades quietly-thro…ugh chronic pain, fatigue, inflammation, and symptoms that resist clear explanation.The Smoke That Never Left explains why.Dr. Kim Shunkwiler is a disabled combat veteran of the Vietnam War and a retired chiropractic physician with decades of clinical experience. In The Smoke That Never Left, he brings together lived experience, clinical insight, and emerging science to address a reality shared by veterans, first responders, and civilians alike: toxic exposure does not always end when the event is over.From Agent Orange and burn pits to firefighting smoke, heavy metals, and modern chemical exposure, this book explains how toxic burden accumulates quietly over time-long after service ends or the uniform comes off. It explores how the body adapts to survive, why inflammation and pain persist despite "normal" tests, and how fatigue, chronic pain, and metabolic dysfunction often share a common upstream cause.This is not a book about blame.It is a book about recognition.Written for veterans, first responders, and general readers, complex biology is explained in clear, accessible language. Chronic pain is reframed not as a mechanical failure, but as a biological signal. Symptoms are no longer isolated or dismissed-they are understood as coherent responses to long-term burden.Rather than promoting quick fixes or aggressive interventions, this book emphasizes respect for biological limits, stabilization before repair, and recovery that lasts. It offers clarity where confusion has persisted, dignity where experiences have been minimized, and understanding where silence has lingered too long.This book does not claim to have all the answers.It provides something essential: a way to make sense of the story.If you or someone you care about has carried unexplained symptoms or the quiet aftermath of exposure, The Smoke That Never Left offers recognition-and a place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some exposures do not end when the event is over.Long after the fire is out, the mission is complete, or the uniform is folded away, something lingers. For many veterans, first responders, and civilians, illness does not begin with a single dramatic injury. Instead, health fades quietly-thro…ugh chronic pain, fatigue, inflammation, and symptoms that resist clear explanation.The Smoke That Never Left explains why.Dr. Kim Shunkwiler is a disabled combat veteran of the Vietnam War and a retired chiropractic physician with decades of clinical experience. In The Smoke That Never Left, he brings together lived experience, clinical insight, and emerging science to address a reality shared by veterans, first responders, and civilians alike: toxic exposure does not always end when the event is over.From Agent Orange and burn pits to firefighting smoke, heavy metals, and modern chemical exposure, this book explains how toxic burden accumulates quietly over time-long after service ends or the uniform comes off. It explores how the body adapts to survive, why inflammation and pain persist despite "normal" tests, and how fatigue, chronic pain, and metabolic dysfunction often share a common upstream cause.This is not a book about blame.It is a book about recognition.Written for veterans, first responders, and general readers, complex biology is explained in clear, accessible language. Chronic pain is reframed not as a mechanical failure, but as a biological signal. Symptoms are no longer isolated or dismissed-they are understood as coherent responses to long-term burden.Rather than promoting quick fixes or aggressive interventions, this book emphasizes respect for biological limits, stabilization before repair, and recovery that lasts. It offers clarity where confusion has persisted, dignity where experiences have been minimized, and understanding where silence has lingered too long.This book does not claim to have all the answers.It provides something essential: a way to make sense of the story.If you or someone you care about has carried unexplained symptoms or the quiet aftermath of exposure, The Smoke That Never Left offers recognition-and a place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
