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The Mind/Body Prescription

The Mind/Body Prescription
By John Sarno

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #36657 in Books
  • Published on: 1999-10
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 210 pages

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Synopsis
Contending that most pain is psychosomatic, the author reveals how the emotions act on the brain to produce physical ailments and offers a therapeutic program focusing on reducing negative feelings.


Customer Reviews

Free from agonising back pain5
After many tests, painful physio, and painkillers that didn't work my Doctor was advising tests for secondary bone cancer. After following the instructions in this book, the excruciating pain in my spine, which had increased to the point where I was housebound and miserable, vanished in minutes! My Doctor concurred that given my circumstances it was conceivable that the pain had psychological origins and admitted that the tests for bone cancer she was advising were a 'shot in the dark' given that all else had failed to pinpoint a cause. As I continue the mental exercises the muscle pain is diminishing daily and I can contemplate a return to work soon. The Doctor is following my case with interest, I cannot recommend this book highly enough.

FORGET RSI READ THIS!5
I have suffered from what i thought was RSI for over three years to the point i was about to quit my job, the pain radiated from the tips of my fingers to my neck. I've had X Rays anti-inflammatories Acupuncture physio therapy deep tissue massage all to no avail.
That is till I came across Dr Sarno's little paper miracle!
Buy it read it never look back.

A great help5
I was suffering from RSI, not sure if its the book or the remedial massage therapy I'm having is what helped (or both), but my rsi is a lot better and improving every day.

Its a very compelling argument and conventional medicine doesn't have all the answers. My doctor told me to take pain killers - very helpful. NOT.

As far as I was concerned it hit the nail on the head.