This book is the most important book available on cancer therapy today. I can't express how grateful I am that you have written such an important book. Many lives will be saved from all your hard work. I couldn't put it down once I started reading it! I have recommended this book to a lot of people. Even if they don't do IPT, the explanation of sugar, insulin and cancer chemistry is so helpful. Your direct, honest statements about alternative cancer therapy is appreciated.

As a preschool teacher, we have used this book to the great delight of the children. It has become an instant favorite. The children love the rhymes and the "uh-oh" that happens when the milk is spilled, the balloon pops, etc. It illustrates that we all make mistakes and we are loved just the same.

It is written by a doctor who has been working with innner city patients for over two decades. He understands their medical and psychosocial issues very well but he was puzzled by many things. Including, how is it that there is such sharp geographical clustering of poverty, how is this cycle perpetuated from one generation to the next, how does 'govt. assistance' work and how is it designed?

He tried to find the answers by surveying the sociological, economic, and public policy literature. He describes his book as the type of resource he wished he had access to in medical school. The book itself is only about 130 pages (not including endnotes which were quite interesting). Anyway, I found it to be very interesting and it is totally readable in one sitting so busy people might like it.

Because my understanding of what he was trying to explain is very unsophisitcated, I couldn't read the book with a critical eye (except one type where I'm quite sure he meant "integration" instead of "segregation" but that was just one word.)

I do warn you that it isn't a cozy book (although it wasn't a screamin' shockin', bleedin' liberal tryst either, thank goodness). Just so you're prepared.

During the beginning of War-Time Britain young women were asked to join the Woman's Land Army so the men could fight. Marion Kelsey, a Canadian, who came to England to be near her husband answered the call and joined. This book by Ms. Kelsey tell her adventures as a Land Girl. This is a great book for anyone who would like to learn more about the changes of women's roles during the war.

this amazing work of the world's authority on the b6-vitamin is a must in every physician's desk!.it shows the extraordinary work of that remarcable vitamin-b6.many interesting case histories in the book are realy amazing. Read and learn a remarcable book on the subject that is explained in a easy to understand way, and in enlightment.a true book on the subject.

This is an informative true story, captivating and well written. It is an uplifting book about the power of love and the search to answer an unsolved mystery. You will walk away with a different view of our government and life in middle America. Alternative healing.

As a genetics student, I found it incredibly interesting to look at historical figures and figure out why or why not they may have had a particular genetic disease. I think this book would be interesting for anyone who may want to learn more about genetic diseases because it makes it much more interesting knowing who these people are that the diseases may relate to. Robert Marion ties together historical, genetic, and social perspectives. He brings up speculative points such as how the person and the world might have been different if the historical figure had not had the disease, how the disease made them become that historical figure. It's a book that keeps you hooked like a mystery novel and is not too technical for anyone to read.

This book is the sequence of the facts and "karmas" that were created in Web of Light. The story of Domaris, the oldest sister, who fell in love to Micon (from Atlantis) and had his son. She needs to survive Micon death and deal with it. It's also the story of Deoris, the youngest sister, that starts her studies with Riveda, a man who she falls in love, and it's consequences. This book show the relationship of these two women, feelings and emotions that would change the world balance and actions that would last trough generations. One special note is that if you read carefully the book Ghostlight from MZB you will have a surprise...

This is the story of Domaris and Deoris, these two women are divided by love, hate and fear and theirs acts would change the world balance. It's also the story of Rajasta, the leader of White Tunics, studiers froma magical art. They meet Micon, a man from Atlantis who is tortured by dark and evil men. He was almost killed but survive with consequences such as loosing his vision. He falls in love to Domaris and they decide to have a baby to keep Micon's power far from the evil men. By the other side Deoris meets Riveda, a strange man, who leads the Grey Tunics. Behind these people are the Black Tunics, the evil men who trapped Micon and tortured him, and looks forward his power.

I only wish I could have read this book twenty years ago when it was first published! The author's gentle approach helped me to learn the listen to and trust my own body's wisdom. And using the techniques and exercises she described in her book, it was so easy. I like her writing style, simultaneously both personal and professional. It felt like she was talking directly to my heart. Her guided imagery, especially the "Inner Guide" was especially helpful.