Books by Scott Ferguson

Rethinks the historical relationship between money and aesthetics in an effort to make critical theory newly answerable to politics. Scott Ferguson regrounds critical theory in the alternative conception of money articulated by the contemporary heterodox school of political economy known as Modern Monetary Theory.

This book has a whimsical rhyme about misbehaving characters that have bad habits called the Itty Bitty It. Two children stumble across a few Itty Bitty Its and watch them as they misbehave with each other. At the end of the story children are told to avoid acting like the Itty Bitty It because it is not a very nice way to be. It's a creative and unique way for children to learn how not to act like that character because having good manners matters.

How would you like to use a series of take-home tests to give your patients as ¿homework¿ between their office visits? This book presents a series of 17 take-home tests that you can give to your patients to perform in between their office visits. Patient ¿homework¿ is an important method of gathering patient data, of creating compliance, and will be a useful referral tool as well. These tests will allow you to assess for digestion, elimination, zinc status, pH regulation, hypothyroid conditions, iodine insufficiency, blood type, and food and other sensitivities and intolerances. The book is divided into two sections. The first outlines each test, with a full interpretive section, and the second section contains the handouts themselves. Each handout gives your patient the necessary instructions to accurately perform the test. This book includes: - In depth information on 17 take-home tests that will provide invaluable data on your patients. - An extensive section on how to identify acid-alkaline imbalances in your patients. - Tests to monitor not only your patients¿ digestion but also their elimination. - Identify not only whether your patient is zinc deficient but also how zinc deficient.