Life Magazine September 1996 – Alternative Healing

The healing revolution, surgery or acupuncture?, antibiotics or herbs? Both old and new medicines together are shown most effective.
Jewish in America.
Life remembers First Families in the fishbowl of public regard.
One deadly week of child abuse in America.
Photographer Veronique Vial.
Nice full page color Milk ad with Spike Lee.
Great page and half color photo of sprinters Gail Devers and Merlene Ottey in the 100 meter dash in the Olympics.
CRAZY photo of a snorkler swimming by a huge 50 foot Whale Shark.
Photo of some of the townsfolk of Montoursville, Pennsylvania which lost 21 people in the explosion of TWA Flight 800.
Disney World’s 25th birthday in Orlando.
Neat bunch of photos of people by Frederic Brenner, portraits.
as shown in picture
good reading copy

Life Magazine September 1996 – Alternative Healing

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