How to shit around the world
Subtitle: the art of staying clean and healthy while traveling
By: Jane Wilson-Howarth.
Contributors: Wilson-Howarth, Jane.
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Travelers' Tales; Travelers' Tales guides.
Publisher: Travelers' Tales
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Palo Alto, Calif
Language: eng
Subjects: Travel -- Health aspects.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Portions of this book were previously published as Shitting pretty"--T.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: Travelers' diarrhea: knowing it, avoiding it; title: What's in the water?: when is it safe to drink?; title: Eating right: the pleasures and perils of seafood; title: Weird foods: the risks of fearless dining; title: Squat loos and long-drops: which way to the ladies/gents?; title: Water, water: dehydration, rehydration; title: Caught short?: managing on long bus rides; title: Tummy troubles: dysentery and more serious kinds of infections; title: Immunization against diarrhea and travelers' ills: precautions now and in the future; title: Coping without paper: time-honored methods for keeping clean; title: Women's unmentionables: challenges and solutions for the female traveler; title: Can it be worms?: avoiding them; title: Bad beasts: snakes and spiders and leeches, oh my!; title: Going outside: aking care of nature's call; title: Bathing: hazards and techniques in unusual circumstances; title: Children: keeping little ones healthy; title: Senior travelers: assessing special needs; title: Homecoming: you've returned, are you healthy?; title: Packing list and minimal medical kit.