Heidi Wichmann (13 results)

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 156 pages. 5.25x0.36x8.00 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth? Human beings are not self-contained organisms but part of a complex web of life. Our immune system reflects the health of the soil, our metabolism depends on the processes of photosynthesis, and our minds are shaped by light, the changing seasons, and biodiversity. Modern science is revealing with increasing clarity that our health is inseparable from the health of the Earth. In The Earth Within Us, scientist Dr. Heidi Wichmann tells the remarkable scientific story of this interconnectedness. Drawing on current discoveries in biology, ecology, epigenetics, environmental science, and health research, she explores the hidden worlds of microbiomes, mycorrhizal networks, plant communication, natural products, biodiversity, resilience ecology, and regenerative ecosystems. At the heart of the book lies a profound question: What does health mean if we understand it not as a state, but as a relationship? Accessible, scientifically grounded, and deeply inspiring, this book shows why nature is far more than the backdrop of our lives. It is a living network that regulates our bodies, shapes our nervous systems, strengthens communities, and helps sustain the very foundations of human well-being. From this perspective, disease, stress, exhaustion, and many of today's social and ecological crises are no longer isolated problems but expressions of disrupted relationships. The Earth Within Us: How Nature, the Environment, and Biological Connectedness Shape Our Health brings together the latest scientific discoveries with a new understanding of health, healing, and humanity's place in the living world. It is a book about the profound interconnectedness of all life and an invitation to rediscover our place within nature for greater health, resilience, and a more sustainable future. What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Was, wenn Gesundheit nicht im Körper beginnt, sondern in den Beziehungen, die uns mit der Natur und den lebendigen Systemen der Erde verbinden Der Mensch ist kein autarkes Wesen, sondern Teil eines komplexen Netzwerks des Lebens. Sein Immunsystem spiegelt die Gesundheit der Böden wider, sein Stoffwechsel beruht auf den Prozessen der Photosynthese, seine Psyche wird von Licht, Jahreszeiten und biologischer Vielfalt geprägt. Moderne Forschung zeigt immer deutlicher: Unsere Gesundheit ist untrennbar mit der Gesundheit der Erde verbunden. In \*Die Erde in uns\* erzählt die Naturwissenschaftlerin Dr. Heidi Wichmann die faszinierende wissenschaftliche Geschichte dieser Verbundenheit. Auf Grundlage aktueller Erkenntnisse aus Biologie, Ökologie, Epigenetik, Umwelt- und Gesundheitsforschung führt sie durch die Welt der Mikrobiome, Mykorrhiza-Netzwerke, Pflanzenkommunikation, Naturstoffe, Biodiversität, Resilienzökologie und regenerativen Ökosysteme. Dabei stellt sie eine zentrale Frage: Was bedeutet Gesundheit, wenn wir sie nicht als Zustand, sondern als Beziehung verstehen Anschaulich, wissenschaftlich fundiert und inspirierend zeigt dieses Buch, warum die Natur weit mehr ist als die Kulisse unseres Lebens. Sie ist ein lebendiges Netzwerk, das Körper reguliert, Nervensysteme beeinflusst, Gemeinschaften stärkt und die Grundlagen unseres Wohlbefindens mitgestaltet. Krankheit, Stress, Erschöpfung sowie viele gesellschaftliche und ökologische Krisen erscheinen aus dieser Perspektive nicht als isolierte Phänomene, sondern als Ausdruck gestörter Beziehungen. 'Die Erde in uns - Wie Natur, Umwelt und biologische Verbundenheit unsere Gesundheit prägen' verbindet aktuelle Forschung mit einem neuen Blick auf Gesundheit, Heilung und unsere Rolle in der Welt. Es ist ein Buch über die tiefe Verwobenheit allen Lebens und eine Einladung, unseren Platz in der Natur neu zu entdecken - für mehr Gesundheit, Resilienz und eine lebenswerte Zukunft.…

paperback. Condition: Wie neu. 108 Seiten; 9783981799521.1 Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth? Human beings are not self-contained organisms but part of a complex web of life. Our immune system reflects the health of the soil, our metabolism depends on the processes of photosynthesis, and our minds are shaped by light, the changing seasons, and biodiversity. Modern science is revealing with increasing clarity that our health is inseparable from the health of the Earth. In The Earth Within Us, scientist Dr. Heidi Wichmann tells the remarkable scientific story of this interconnectedness. Drawing on current discoveries in biology, ecology, epigenetics, environmental science, and health research, she explores the hidden worlds of microbiomes, mycorrhizal networks, plant communication, natural products, biodiversity, resilience ecology, and regenerative ecosystems. At the heart of the book lies a profound question: What does health mean if we understand it not as a state, but as a relationship? Accessible, scientifically grounded, and deeply inspiring, this book shows why nature is far more than the backdrop of our lives. It is a living network that regulates our bodies, shapes our nervous systems, strengthens communities, and helps sustain the very foundations of human well-being. From this perspective, disease, stress, exhaustion, and many of today's social and ecological crises are no longer isolated problems but expressions of disrupted relationships. The Earth Within Us: How Nature, the Environment, and Biological Connectedness Shape Our Health brings together the latest scientific discoveries with a new understanding of health, healing, and humanity's place in the living world. It is a book about the profound interconnectedness of all life and an invitation to rediscover our place within nature for greater health, resilience, and a more sustainable future. What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: gut. Was Algen, ein gesundes Gehirn und Wale miteinander zu tun haben (BO20) In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth Human beings are not self-contained organisms but part of a complex web of life. Our immune system reflects the health of the soil, our metabolism depends on the processes of photosynthesis, and our minds are shaped by light, the changing seasons, and biodiversity. Modern science is revealing with increasing clarity that our health is inseparable from the health of the Earth. In The Earth Within Us, scientist Dr. Heidi Wichmann tells the remarkable scientific story of this interconnectedness. Drawing on current discoveries in biology, ecology, epigenetics, environmental science, and health research, she explores the hidden worlds of microbiomes, mycorrhizal networks, plant communication, natural products, biodiversity, resilience ecology, and regenerative ecosystems. At the heart of the book lies a profound question: What does health mean if we understand it not as a state, but as a relationship Accessible, scientifically grounded, and deeply inspiring, this book shows why nature is far more than the backdrop of our lives. It is a living network that regulates our bodies, shapes our nervous systems, strengthens communities, and helps sustain the very foundations of human well-being. From this perspective, disease, stress, exhaustion, and many of today's social and ecological crises are no longer isolated problems but expressions of disrupted relationships. The Earth Within Us: How Nature, the Environment, and Biological Connectedness Shape Our Health brings together the latest scientific discoveries with a new understanding of health, healing, and humanity's place in the living world. It is a book about the profound interconnectedness of all life and an invitation to rediscover our place within nature for greater health, resilience, and a more sustainable future.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth? Human beings are not self-contained organisms but part of a complex web of life. Our immune system reflects the health of the soil, our metabolism depends on the processes of photosynthesis, and our minds are shaped by light, the changing seasons, and biodiversity. Modern science is revealing with increasing clarity that our health is inseparable from the health of the Earth. In The Earth Within Us, scientist Dr. Heidi Wichmann tells the remarkable scientific story of this interconnectedness. Drawing on current discoveries in biology, ecology, epigenetics, environmental science, and health research, she explores the hidden worlds of microbiomes, mycorrhizal networks, plant communication, natural products, biodiversity, resilience ecology, and regenerative ecosystems. At the heart of the book lies a profound question: What does health mean if we understand it not as a state, but as a relationship? Accessible, scientifically grounded, and deeply inspiring, this book shows why nature is far more than the backdrop of our lives. It is a living network that regulates our bodies, shapes our nervous systems, strengthens communities, and helps sustain the very foundations of human well-being. From this perspective, disease, stress, exhaustion, and many of today's social and ecological crises are no longer isolated problems but expressions of disrupted relationships. The Earth Within Us: How Nature, the Environment, and Biological Connectedness Shape Our Health brings together the latest scientific discoveries with a new understanding of health, healing, and humanity's place in the living world. It is a book about the profound interconnectedness of all life and an invitation to rediscover our place within nature for greater health, resilience, and a more sustainable future. What if health doesn't begin within the body, but in the relationships that connect us to nature and the living systems of the Earth? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. lrg blg edition. 26 pages. Portuguese language. 11.00x8.50x0.07 inches. This item is printed on demand. Wichmann, Nadja (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Earth Within Us - How nature, the environment and biological connectedness shape our health | Heidi Wichmann | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Dr. Heidi Wichmann | EAN 9783000883972 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 152 pp. Deutsch.