Foreword by Academician of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR and USSR Academy of Sciences V.N. Chernigovsky.

A. S. Zalmanov & mdash; outstanding scientist, three times doctor of medicine (Russia, Germany, Italy), general of the medical service. His book & mdash; it is a lively, imaginative and emotional conversation with the reader about the body's natural defenses and how to stimulate them, a passionate speech against the widespread and often unjustified use of antibiotics and chemotherapeutic drugs, which often have a detrimental effect on the body. The core idea of the book is & mdash; & laquo; the wisdom of the body & raquo ;, its ability to self-regulate as self-healing in various & laquo; breakdowns & raquo ;.

Under the influence of the works of A. Krog, who received the Nobel Prize in medicine precisely for his work on the study of the physiology of capillaries, Zalmanov created his concept based on his vast experience in healing numerous patients with chronic diseases. Treatment according to Zalmanov primarily consists in the revival of capillaries to life. He proved that using capillary therapy is possible not only treatment, but also the prevention of aging. His ideas about the dominant role of capillaries in the body, about the need to restore impaired capillary blood flow are more relevant than ever. He developed a method of capillary therapy and the formulation of white, yellow and mixed & laquo; turpentine baths & raquo; helped many, many thousands of patients.

Book written by the fifth world chess champion Max
Euwe, is dedicated to the answer to the question: why is one level chess player
masters and above defeats the other.
On the example of games between strong masters and grandmasters
a detailed analysis of the ideological content of the struggle, with emphasis
done on the motives of decision making. Those minor ones come to light
mistakes of strong chess players, which decisively succeeded
use the adversary.
For a wide range of chess players: from amateurs to professionals.

This is an e-book, a link to which will be available in your account after payment.

The book of Grandmaster Ruslan Shcherbakov is devoted to the voluminous and substantial branching of Slavic defense - one of the most popular modern principles. The Slavic Triangle, named after the opening of black pawns, is characterized by the fact that Black does not want to sit passively on the defensive, and from the first moves risk and provoke whites at risk in order to seize the initiative. This is the debut for those who love a live double-edged game! Possessing a rich experience in the application of the system and having excellent practical results, the author explains in detail strategic ideas and pays much attention to specific nuances. The versatility of the arrangement allows the playing black to largely solve the problem of the debut repertoire against the move of the queen pawn. Without hiding that his sympathies are on the side of Black, the author at the same time preserves objectivity, and those who have to deal with the Slavic Triangle when playing white, can also draw a lot of useful information from the book.

A new book by multiple world champion A. Karpov and grandmaster, the author of more than 40 books N. Kalinichenko is dedicated to one of the most vivid and interesting versions of the Spanish Party. A major contribution to the theory of the Open version was made by M. Euwe, M. Botvinnik, V. Smyslov, P. Keres, B. Larsen, V. Korchnoi and many others. Today, he firmly enters the repertoire of V. Anand, M. Karlsen, V. Ivanchuk, etc. An outstanding contribution to the development of the version was made by Anatoly Karpov, who won a number of brilliant victories in the matches for the world championship. Table of contents Excerpt

The proposed book is dedicated to the life of the ingenious 19th century chess player Paul Morphy, who became the uncrowned world champion in a year and a half. Morphy’s tragic fate is in many ways similar to the fate of another great American, Robert Fisher, who also passed away undefeated. The book, like an exciting detective story, is read in one breath. Table of Contents Chapter 1

The problem of an isolated pawn, noted one of the outstanding chess researchers A. Nimtsovic, belongs to the cardinal problems of the positional game. In the proposed book, famous grandmasters, four-time USSR champion A.Belyavsky, a member of the famous coaching team A. Karpov during his epochal matches with G.Kasparov A.Mihalchishin and experienced trainer master O.Stetsko systematized the methods of fighting in positions with an isolated pawn from the exit from the opening to the deep endgame.

This book is dedicated to the life of the genius chess player of the 19th century Paul Morphy, who became the uncrowned world champion in a year and a half. Morphy's tragic fate is in many ways similar to the fate of another great American & ndash; Robert Fischer, who also left undefeated. The book, like an exciting detective story, is read in one breath.

Classical textbook of the famous chess player and writer Eugenia Znosko-Borovsky will help you to significantly improve understanding of the middlegame. The author instructively examines the "battlefield" - chess board, the significance of individual sections and its features with reference to various figures. Then compares their strength. Thus, the reader, after reading the book significantly better understand how the figures work on the board. Successfully selected parties of outstanding chess players help it is better to learn the material. For a wide range of chess fans

The last tournament triumph of the great Russian chess player Mi-
Hail Ivanovich Chigorin & mdash; a brilliant victory in III All-Russia
skom tournament that brought together all the color of domestic chess. Chigorin
not only won the tournament, but was also the main author in the preparation of
next track tournament collection.
The book, published in 1904, was with love and very high quality. Officially published for its time, illustrated with photos
and a separate group portrait of participants on coated paper.
The success of the book contributed not only to its worthy design
and a bright analytical work of Chigorin, but also a markedly increased class
domestic masters.
The legendary compilation of the III All-Russian tournament has long become a great
orally inaccessible bibliographic rarities. Thanks to this & nbsp; reprint edition printed on a special paper with a print run of & nbsp; 500 copies, you have the opportunity to become acquainted with our invaluable chess, historical and literary heritage. & Nbsp;

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The winner of the 12th World Correspondence Championship talks about his chess career and in the most detailed way comments on the best games. The author considers methods of preparation, as well as sports, psychological, ethical and other aspects of the struggle.

Full-color paper

The Volga gambit is a great option for those who love aggressive chess. Black sacrifices a pawn for the sake of an active games on the queenside and sometimes hold the initiative right up to the endgame. That's why this debut is popular among many strong chess players, including It was used by such representatives of the elite as Veselin Topa- fishing, Viswanathan Anand and Garry Kasparov. Sergei Kasparov has played for many years the Volga gam- bit. In a very "lively" style, he sets out the basic ideas of the debut on both sides, focusing on the game for Black. Having studied this book, you can feel more confident in this debut, and generally better understand chess.