The Health Ladder: A Guide to Symptoms and their Root Causes
If you like The Health Ladder and think it would make a nice addition to your home, office, medical clinic, classroom or school, considering ordering one. It looks nice, it’s a great teaching tool and when you buy it from us, it helps the cause.
Full disclosure: we sell the posters at a 50% profit and the funds go to editorial and translator fees at Vitruvian Press.
$100 CAD
Order one
-Printed in full color on 80 lb gloss pacesetter paper.
-Able to be attached to the wall with tacks or tape.
-Shipped in a 25 inch poster tube sealed in a waterproof sleeve.
-Shipping: Price includes free shipping in North America. Locations outside North America have an additional flat rate shipping charge of $40 CAD.
Other Languages Available
In the interest of creating a global awareness of The Health Ladder philosophy, we are translating the poster into a number of languages. A list of the first 42 (including English) is provided below.
While we are including Latin, Ancient Greek, Old Norse and Sanskrit just be clever (and so that Leonard can put his background in linguistics to some practical use), we have the very serious intention of bringing the truth of The Health Ladder to every major language in the world. If you see your language listed below, it is coming soon.
If you don’t see your preferred language here and want us to provide a translation, let us know on the contact page. We will add it to the list and we may even ask you to refer a translator to us.
The Health Ladder: Current languages
English
The Health Ladder: Translations Coming Soon
Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Farsi, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Polish, Punjabi, Rajasthani, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Tagalog, Taiwanese Hokkien, Tamil, Thai, Tibetan, Turkish, Vietnamese.
Ancient Languages Coming Soon
Ancient Greek, Latin, Old Norse, Sanskrit.
…Because why not, right?