Janine Schott
Biography
Janine Schott was born, raised and educated in Adelaide, South Australia. Throughout her diverse career she has worked all around Australia in the Information Technology and Education industries.
For 30 years, Janine was frustratingly plump. A serial monogamous dieter, Janine tried diet after diet, each with the same disappointing result. In 2001, a lengthy juggle of dieting and many minor ailments culminated in a battle with a persistent migraine (that lasted for weeks). Finding a solution to this migraine sparked a journey of unimaginable discovery which became the foundation of the book The Epigenetics of Diet.
Obesity now rates in Australia as an epidemic. Some experts believe Australia is the fattest nation. Preventative medicine is Janine’s passion. The illnesses she repeatedly experienced are commonly treated individually by doctors. It is Janine’s aim to equip doctors with a simple interpretation of research on the effects of diet on people from the pre-agriculture age right through to the present. She knows that redefining “healthful foods” is a monumental challenge and is dedicated to this important cause as it will save lives. No drugs, no operations, no expensive programs ... just good old-fashioned truly nutritious foods.
Dr Kenneth J. O'Brien joins Janine as co-author on The Effects of the Epigenetics of Trauma series of books due for release in 2013.
Janine also teams up with a number of elderly Australians to document their lives, passions or experiences to publish their stories.
Janine has settled in Brisbane, Australia, and is devoted wife to Peter and mother to two cherished young boys.
Where to find Janine Schott online
Books
Survival Guide
by Janine Schott
Price: $2.99 USD. 169750 words.
Published on October 23, 2011. Nonfiction.
John Brandt, a former intelligence and counter-terrorism specialist, reveals what you need to know to travel safely and to plan for and survive natural disasters...for everyone from backpackers to hostage targets to you!
Research now shows two most fatal places to be in an earthquake are in doorways/under furniture. Find out where to go to maximise your chance of survival +more. Edited by JSchott
Essay Assignments: A user-friendly guide
by Janine Schott
Price: $2.99 USD. 9360 words.
Published on May 29, 2011. Nonfiction.
At last, a guide through the tangled web of academic essay writing! The 'simple' steps to 'do' an academic essay are set out, right down to warning students to check the range of assessment criteria. Prevent unnecessary panic. Students can gain confidence in handling the techniques, making the thorough steps more automatic.
This too is part of the outcome of a solid academic education.
Learn What to Learn
by Janine Schott
Price: $2.99 USD. 5930 words.
Published on May 28, 2011. Nonfiction.
Higher education involves concept attainment. Many students never really learn just how easy concept attainment can be. This work provides a simple and effective method for establishing the 'must know', 'should know' and 'could know' information relating to a course of study.
Learn What to Learn lifts the lid a little more on the processes that are fundamental to succeeding at university.
Multi-Choice Examinations
by Janine Schott
Price: $2.99 USD. 6160 words.
Published on May 26, 2011. Nonfiction.
Multi-Choice Examinations is a user-friendly guide that explains how a novice student can more successfully undertake the assessment demands of a university, in this instance, multi-choice exams.
Epigenetics explained
by Janine Schott
Price: Free! 6190 words.
Published on March 17, 2011. Nonfiction.
Our experiences affect our emotions, bodies and behaviour and trigger genetic switches, which then affect our children.
The fascinating relatively new science, Epigenetics, explains how our genetic information is modified.
(This book contains just the Epigenetics chapter
from The Epigenetics of Diet.)
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