Healing Gaia: Practical Medicine for the Planet
by James Lovelock, Peter Guzzardi (editor)
The creator of the Gaia theory — that the Earth is a living organism — applies the traditional medical disciplines to ecological problems and solutions; here are anatomy, biochemistry, metabolism, etc. Brightly illustrated with color (mostly stylized drawings) on nearly every page, to appeal to the general reader, armchair ecoagitator, and science fiction fan.

Healing Environments: Your Guide to Indoor Well Being
by Carol Venolia and Debra Lynn Dadd
An architect by profession, Carol Venolia guides us beyond the structural dimensions and into the sensorial realms of the spaces we inhabit. This book is presented as a way to get to know ourselves and evaluate our environments, as well as to teach us how the components of color, sound, temperature, light, arrangement and texture can be cultivated to create a healthier and more fufilling existence.

The Healing Sun: Sunlight and Health in the 21st Century
by Richard Hobday, MSc, PhD
The sun is central to our well being and health. Designing and building sunlit houses can help prevent disease, make us feel happier and save energy. Sunlit hospital rooms provide a better environment for the treatment of clinically depressed people; prolonged exposure to artificial light puts the body under great stress; large numbers of people may be compromising their health through sunlight deficiency. This book shows how sunlight was used to prevent and cure diseases in the past, and how it can help us in the future.

Health and Light: The Effects of Natural and Artificial Light on Man and Other Living Things by John Ott
The story of John Ott's discovery of the role light plays in sustaining physical health is one of the true scientific breakthroughs of the last half century. It is the story of an observant, intelligent man who acted upon his observations and then supported them with scientific exploration. Health and Light has led many people to a greater understanding of the subtle role light plays in maintaining physical and emotional health.

The Healthy House:
How to Buy One, How to Build One, How to Cure a "Sick" One
by John Bower
Bower is an environmentally aware builder and designer whose search began in the early 1980s, when his wife needed a home that would not make her ill. Not finding one, he set out to study the alternatives. The current edition comprehensively expands and completely revises the earlier edition. Bower nicely details the whys, whats, and hows. Resource material and notes are extensive and nicely organized.

The Healthy House Answer Book:
Answers to the 133 Most Commonly Asked Questions
by John Bower, Lynn Marie Bower
Do you have health concerns about interior paints, flooring, air filters, water filters, drywall, treated wood, foundations, furnaces, cabinets, electromagnetic fields, insulation, or cleaning products? Do you wonder what's safe to use and what isn't? Here's a book with the easy-to-read, easy-to-understand, concise answers. A must-have home reference.

Healthy House Building for the New Millennium
by John Bower
An in-depth guide to building a healthier house. The author takes readers, step-by-step, through the construction of a safe, environmentally sound house. Filled with useful information, this book will undoubtedly be used to increase the safety of many new homes. Unfortunately, the book contains warnings about commonly used materials and techniques, inlcuding for those most sensitive. Photos, illustrations, and an annotated bibliography supplement the text.

How to Grow Fresh Air: 50 Houseplants That Purify Your Home or Office by B. C. Wolverton
This revolutionary guide, based on 25 years of research by NASA, shows how common houseplants can combat sick building syndrome and cleanse home or office of common pollutants. Color photos & llustrations.