From Publishers Weekly According to Arnot, author of The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet and NBC's chief medical correspondent, with aging comes damage to joints along with aches, pains and reduced flexibility. This situation is made worse for those who have sustained injuries over the course of an active life and for those who are overweight. Arnot offers helpful strategies to help prevent arthritis and minimize further joint damage. Although he sees a role for medications including NSAIDS, aspirin and COX-2 inhibitors to assist with pain, he cautions against overuse and suggests that they be used in combination with topical analgesics. Arnot is a firm believer in yoga and in exercise that builds muscle strength in order to restore joint health; he offers useful descriptions of joint-friendly sports such as bicycling, walking and swimming, and an appendix lists nutrients that promote joint health. Arnot provides clear directions on what footwear to use and which shoes to avoid (high heels). Although the writing is sometimes a bit jumpy, the information will be useful to those who currently have joint problems and to younger people who want to prevent future damage. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Library Journal Aches and pains have long been considered a normal, unavoidable part of aging. In this clear and well-reasoned book, Arnot, the medical consultant for the Today show and author of The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet, begs to differ. He shows how good nutrition and cartilage-building supplements, combined with proper biomechanics (the way your body moves) and an awareness of one's skeletal predispositions, can virtually eliminate cartilage damage, the primary cause of joint pain. Besides singing the praises of glucosamine, a nutritional supplement proven to aid in cartilage repair and regeneration, Arnot advises how to minimize joint damage in all the popular activities, from running to team sports to riding a scooter. He particularly recommends several types of yoga as the most effective stretching methods not only for toning muscles but also for increasing the range of motion in the major joints of the arms, legs, and back. He also demonstrates how such "aged" phenomena as Cal Ripken and John McEnroe play in ways that help to maintain rather than to break down their joints. Recommended for public libraries and patient-centered orthopedic libraries.--Susan B. Hagloch, Tuscarawas Cty. P.L., New Philadelphia, OH Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. See all Editorial Reviews
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这部书的阅读体验,就像是置身于一个巨大的、由无数细小齿轮构成的复杂机械内部。每一个角色,无论多么边缘,都在其中扮演着不可或缺的驱动力。我最欣赏它处理人际关系网的方式,错综复杂却又逻辑清晰,揭示了在既定框架下,个体命运是如何被相互连接的义务和期望所牵引的。它没有明确的好人或坏人,只有在特定情境下做出不同选择的“人”。这种高度的灰色地带处理,让角色的选择显得尤为真实和迫不得已。最后的结局,与其说是故事的终结,不如说是一个循环的暂停键,留下了一片广阔的思考空间,让人忍不住想回溯前面翻过的篇章,重新审视那些被忽略的伏笔,挖掘隐藏在表面平静之下的巨大张力。
评分这本作品给我的整体感觉是异常“沉重”的,但这种沉重并非来源于情节的悲惨,而是源自于其语言本身的重量感。每一个句子都经过了反复的打磨,充满了古典的韵律感和哲学思辨的意味。阅读时,我常常需要停下来,反复咀嚼某个词语的选择,或者一个长句的结构布局,才能真正领会其中蕴含的多重含义。它似乎在探讨“存在”与“消逝”的永恒主题,以一种近乎冥想的方式,审视着生命的本质。尽管叙事推进得非常缓慢,但你会感觉到,每一次缓慢的移动,都是向着更深层次的理解迈进了一步。对于那些追求纯粹文学性、喜爱挑战传统阅读习惯的读者来说,这无疑是一次难得的文学冒险。
评分这部书的叙事节奏就像一场漫长而又充满细节的旧照片展览,它缓慢地铺陈着一个个生活中的微小瞬间,却又在不经意间透露出一种深沉的宿命感。作者对人物心理的刻画细腻入微,每一次犹豫、每一次释然,都仿佛能触摸到角色的脉搏。我尤其欣赏它对环境描写的独到之处,那些街道的角落、房间里的光影,无不承载着角色们未曾言说的过往。整个阅读过程,更像是在跟随一位老朋友走过一段曲折的人生旅程,你替他感到欢喜,也为他的困顿而揪心。它没有宏大的主题宣讲,却在平凡琐碎中构建了一个完整、真实的世界观,让人在合上书页后,仍久久地沉浸其中,反思自身与周遭环境的关系。文字的质感很醇厚,如同陈年的威士忌,初尝平淡,后劲十足,值得细细品味。
评分说实话,这本书的结构远比我想象的要复杂得多,它采用了一种非线性的叙事手法,不断在时间线上跳跃,这对读者的专注力提出了很高的要求。起初我有些跟不上,总感觉信息点散落得太碎,但一旦适应了这种跳跃的节奏,便会发现每一个片段都是解开整体谜团的关键碎片。它巧妙地利用了“留白”的艺术,许多重要的情节和人物动机都没有直接点明,而是交由读者自行去脑补和构建,这种“参与感”是很多直白叙事作品无法比拟的。书中对特定时代背景下社会阶层固化的描摹,带着一种冷峻的讽刺意味,让人不寒而栗。它不讨好读者,也不试图提供简单的答案,而是抛出一个个难以解开的扣,迫使你去思考“为什么会这样”,而不是“接下来会怎样”。这种探索性的阅读体验,非常过瘾。
评分我得承认,这本书的开头部分让我有点儿望而却步。它似乎过于专注于描绘一个特定群体的内部运作机制,那些行业内的术语和不成文的规矩,如果不是对该领域有一定了解的人,可能会感到有些晦涩难懂。然而,只要熬过了最初的适应期,你会发现作者对细节的痴迷是其最大的魅力所在。这种近乎偏执的写实主义,使得书中的世界观变得异常坚固和可信。它不是在讲故事,更像是在制作一份详尽的田野调查报告,充满了真实生活的气息,甚至有些粗粝和不加修饰的野性。它挑战了我们对“好故事”的固有期待,转而提供了一种更接近于“生活本身”的体验,那种无序、重复而又充满偶然性的真实。
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