Cure

Bates, who once practiced traditional ophthalmology and held in high esteem by his collegues, eventually rejected the theories that the traditional eyecare community accepted as fact. After observations that led him to question some of the commonly held beliefs in ophthalmology and medical science in general, he began many years of experimental work and eventually had to conclude that the orthodox theories regarding the eye and sight were wrong. He taught patients with all sorts of vision and eye troubles how to cure their poor sight by the use of the mind and relaxation.

Unfortunately for the world, Bates's work was generally ignored by the medical establishment and still is today, for numerous reasons. There are still many teachers of his methods throughout the world who are constantly helping people to cure their imperfect sight. They and many of their students have experienced how effective it is. I myself am not a (trained) teacher of the Bates Method, but practicing it has provided enormous benefit for my vision and mind.

If you can't obtain this book here, it is always available from the publisher[...], as it has been republished and is in print.

If you get this book, read it extremely carefully. The simple language belies a drastically different way of thinking than most people in our society are used to.

This is very good book featuring guitar tabs and pictures of The Cure. It's talks about how the group followed up one of the best albums ever(Disintegration). If you are a fan of the band, get this book. It's gonna be tough to get it, but once you have it you'll keep it forever.

After having my fair share of running injuries, it was great to read this book. It explains what the causes and solutions of running injuries are, simply put. There are places in which it gets a bit technical, but only because it is necessary.

It also contains most of the major injuries and stories of common runners and their injuries.

Highly recommended.

I had a chance to meet the doctor who wrote this book (by coincidence!) and he was absolutely amazing with his diagnoses.

Do you know the difference between Salk & Sabin vaccines? Do you know who "invented" penicillin or do you just think you know? Meet the dedicated researchers who spend their lives struggling to identify causes for mankind's major medical problems; often leading to their cure. Polio, blood typing, organ transplantation, nerve regeneration, etc., they're all here. A fascinating story, almost a novel, about these and other great medical discoveries & how they often came about accidentally. Dr. Podolsky has presented an immensely detailed, exhaustively researched, beautifully written "can't put down" volume. [I put down a John LeCarre to read this book. Dr. Podolsky is a better writer, and "Cures Out of Chaos" has a better plot (several in fact.)]

Complete bibliography, very detailed index.

The method of the Dr. Ehret can help you to regenerate your physical, mental and spriritual body. This book is a classic of the alternative medicine. Read it and change your life.

A very informative book. By far, one of the most comprehensive and easy to understand books I have read on the subject(and I have read many!). As an added bonus, my wife found all the recipes a delight.

A must read for any one considering the spiritual life.

This book is really a rare find. The author really hit close to the center of the bullseye with this book, not only delivering a powerful testimony, but also presenting realistic suggestions for readers in the areas of intervention and prevention.

Earth Cures is a comprehensive one-of-a-kind book on the curative properties of natural clay found in the earth.It covers every aspect of the human body as to specific organs and diseases which clay can be used to cleanse and purify, treat, heal and improve.One can begin reading at any section of the book and return to the book time and time again, and learn something new.The author is comprehensive and has many recipes which include use of herbs for clay poultices and other methods of applying and ingesting via teas, etc. for treatments.The language is written in plain english without embellishments so anyone can understand it.I would recommend this alternative health therapy for anyone who suffers from disease, chronic health conditions, short-term problems like acne pimples and rashes.I have researched numerous alternative health techniques and have found the use of natural clay to be the finest an simplest method there is available today.I recommend the use of Pascalite powdered sterlized clay for topical as well as internal use. Their website is Pascalite.comI have tried various types of clay like bentonite and other green clays, but they are impure and too harsh and not recommended for internal use.Pascalite is a superior product from the mountains of Wyoming an has helped many people.This book is an excellent resource guide and may be passed down from one generation to the next, as the information is so valuable.The book makes no miracle claims, it only suggests this alternative health technique and various uses as possible curative and therapeutic ways of improving one's health.The book is written in a positive, upbeat manner in easy-to-read print with large pages and some illustrations.You get your money's worth as it is a large book and not something you can read in one or even 3 days.I only promote this book and the use of clay for healing because it is the only therapeutic alternative health technique I have found to be 100% valid, and delivers what you e to receive.Give healing with clay a try and you will not be dissapointed!

Mary Patton's book addresses the issue of emotional abuse inflicted upon children by those who are supposed to be educating them. As the mother of five boys,I have watched the damage done by the thoughtless cruelty of teachers who are unhappy with their lives and burdened by the baggage of their past. The saddest part is that these teachers do not understand how painful their offhand comments can be.Two of my sons have learning disabilities despite IQ's in the superior range. My fourth grader often comes home sullen or tearful with another story about some humiliating comment from a teacher. When his older brother was in middle school, he would sneak out of school and go home. School was about as welcoming as prison. The author brings this situation to light with compassion and understanding.