Beware! Biochemical Weapons Now & Then, Immediate Survival Guide: Immediate Survival Guide Book 1

by Fase Mph Htyte MD

Overview

In this book you will learn * What are biological weapons? * Hazards and dangers of biochemical weapons * Signs and symptoms of biochemical attacks * What measures are to be taken to manage after a biochemical attack * Immediate actions to take for survival * Necessary management and treatment * Immediate survival guides * How to save your life and other lives With user-friendly language and format, this book helps anyone--whether layman or professional--quickly absorb and benefit from the knowledge needed to avoid danger and save lives in the event of biochemical warfare.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781493555963
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	02/21/2014
Series:	Bewarw!biochemical Weapons Now & Then, Immediate Survical Guide Book 1 , #1
Pages:	64
Product dimensions:	5.06(w) x 7.81(h) x 0.13(d)

About the Author

Dr. Kyaw Htyte is a medical doctor with a lifetime of experience in the medical profession. He has also earned a PhD in alternative medicine, Master of Public Health Administration & Tropical Medicine, Masters in Business Administration, and the Highest Achievement of fellow in diagnostic Cardiology. He has written and published many books on preventive and life saving knowledge for the general public, most notably, "Prevention of Serious Infectious Diseases," " Danger of Sexually transmitted Disease and Precautions," "About Fertility Concerns Including Choosing Gender," "Lecture Notes on Heart Disease," and "Questions & Answers on Our Health Problems."

Dr. Htyte has broad-ranging experience in the medical field, having worked in several very different countries as Chief Medical Officer, Health Consultant, and Medical Director. Even though he has gained a wide array of knowledge he is still eager to learn and continues to be a student of life. Whenever he can, he tries to share what he has learned with the public and hopes to learn from them too. He would like to continue to contribute to the ways and means of preventing and treating the hazards of weapons in hopes of saving lives.