Review:This book had some remarkable passages, but was simply too sprawling to sustain interest over its 600+ pages -- not exactly what you want to conclude about a book about mindfulness, alas. The book pretty much preaches the same message preached in "Wherever You Go, There You Are," which is a more focused tome, and in my opinion, a better place to start for those interested in the mindfulness-based approach to living advocated by Jon Kabat-Zinn. I would give this book 3.5 stars, rounded up to fo... Read more

Review:Other prior review summaries capture the major elements of this informative book. This is the kind of story that instills concerns about the potential for future pandemics and the risks that they pose, but it encourages optomism about how science meets these threats. Read more

Review:A serious and in-depth review, from a primary contributor, about the difficult quest searching for cancer cures while the mighty federal government hinders almost everything science comes up with. Spreading the word about this book may cause the bureaucrats to loosen up a little.When, as is often the case, death is looking somebody in the face in the short future it makes little sense to prohibit well-founded experimentation, freely chosen, as an alternative to just marking off days on a calenda... Read more

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"The extraordinary way in which the disordered human brain spins its tale of woe reveals how the organ works, how it creates the primal human experience of illness.

Over the years I have been privileged to listen to countless such narratives, to translate them not just into syndromes [like multiple sclerosis] but into rarer categorizations of a patient's plight (confused mind, difficult family, impossible case, threatening crisis, irreconcilable opinion, slow death, tale of h... Read more

Review:I had been diagnosed with breast cancer, and this book was recommended. I became a student of my desease and this book helped me assimilate questions to ask my caregivers as I made my decision on surgery. Highly recommended. Use it like a reference book. Read more

Review:Pance Prep Pearls 2nd Edition
Great customer service from Amazon when due to a logistical issue with the postal system a goodwill solution was proposed. Contents of book are markedly improved compared to the first edition. Read more

Review:Very informative and helped us a lot with navigating our way through a natural pregnancy and labor/delivery at our local hospital. There was information I wouldn't have even thought to ask about, but was incredibly helpful. Read more

Review:Andreas Moritz and his books as well as other contributions of his are a gift to our time.
Being an intuitive myself as well as studied with university degree I highly value the method and the knowledge passed on in this book.

I chose early on in my life to take my health into my own hands.
I made the right choice - I am healthy and young today - never went to any doctor for any reason!
I undertook and still do the liver cleanse process described in this book. I highly benefit f... Read more

Review:There is here such a wealth of information about the subject, that I must recluse myself from reviewing the book other that to place it on the list of works I will surely read again. Excellent, provocative, exciting, and it works. Read more

Review:About me: I started (intuitively) reducing carb and increasing my activity level around 4 years ago. I was overweight by at least 15kg. Initially it was very painful and I had little success. I didnt have any book and somehow couldnt do endurance sports, it was painfully hard.
I lost weight, but very slowly. Only around 1.5y ago i started reading a lot more about food, all the phytochemicals and made some changes to my diet (I already was quite informed about a lot of things). Back then sugar... Read more