About the Author

Alyce M. Sorokie has been marinating in alternative health ever since she can remember. Raised in the 1950s by parents who were pioneers in the holistic field in Chicago, Alyce continues to study and integrate alternative healing modalities. She resides in Chicago. She is the founder of Partners in Wellness, a holistic clinic specializing in colon therapy in Chicago's infamous Lincoln Park area. Alyce has been a digestive consultant and C.T. for 18 years. As one of the area's foremost authorities on topics of gut digestion and the relationship of stress-to-gut health, she is the facilitator of Gut Wisdom workshops, classes, and cleanses. She is also the creator of the Belly Buddy, an aromatic, heatable pillow sold nationally. Featured in the Chicago Tribune and the New York Times, she is passionate about teaching people how to learn to listen to the gut's "voice" and empowering them to make choices that are more health-minded. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Reviews

"...Gut Wisdom can help you be a happy Buddha once again. Smart, well-written, and documented. I recommend it." --Ron Klatz, M.D., D.O., President of A4M, author of Grow Young with HGH-- "Reviews"

"Gut Wisdom teaches how to listen to your gut's clues to bring your body, mind, and spirit into harmony..." --Cynthia Helphingstine, Ph.D.-- "Reviews"

"A positive mental attitude is everything, and this inspirational as well as informative guide to good tummy health is fairly brimming with it. Sorokie, who owns her own holistic health center in Chicago and teaches "gut wisdom" workshops, offers a complete instructional rundown, from diseases to diets, in her effort to make all people realize "your gut 'knows' what you need." She explains why not to ignore the signs and signals your gut is giving you about your digestive health and how not to ignore its messages--meaning, what to do about the information you are receiving, in terms of what to put into your mouth and what not to. Her user-friendly format permits easy consultation about a specific problem, and her warm tone encourages reading the book straight through, as a "journey," as the author calls it." --Brad Hooper, Booklist
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