Religion in a Secular Society
It is very interesting to reflect on developments since the publication of this seminal book in 1966. Bryan Wilson (1926-2004) was born into a working-class…… Read More »
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Esoteric Physiology
The author has been director of the consciousness studies programme at the Rudolf Steiner College in Sacramento since 1992. As such, his knowledge of Steiner's…… Read More »
Public Health
The author of this concise and informative book is director of the Centre for History in Public Health in the University of London. As such,…… Read More »
What is Hypnosis?
Another very useful book in the What Is series, based on answering a series of key questions: what is the essence of hypnosis? How does…… Read More »
What's Up with your Gut?
This is a very useful handbook for anyone suffering from a variety of gut-related disorders such as bloating, IBS (as above) and gluten sensitivity. The…… Read More »
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Authors: Dr Megan Arroll, Professor Christine Dancey
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Health & Medicine
This excellent book is based on the experience of the authors, both as patients and as health specialists. It provides a way of navigating towards…… Read More »
The Answer to Cancer – An Electron Deficit Condition
This clearly written book is consistent with much of the new thinking emerging around the genesis and prevention of cancer, putting forward the hypothesis that…… Read More »
Prevent and Cure Diabetes
I reviewed Sarah's excellent book on sustainable medicine in the last issue – this one makes the same general points but is applied particularly to…… Read More »
The Heart Field
The author of this helpful book has a background in many disciplines, including nursing, philosophy and religious studies, counselling psychology and spiritual direction, which she…… Read More »
The Chemistry of Connection
Patrick Holford has become well-known for his pioneering work on health and nutrition over the last 30 years. He invites readers to take the journey…… Read More »