Publisher's Synopsis
This book covers seven 'cutting-edge' therapies which are so unusual that many readers may find them unbelievable, but all of them are genuine, and each of them has attracted a modest, yet significant, number of followers. Pending the completion of clinically controlled trials it is very likely that some of the therapies in this book will have an extremely beneficial and revolutionary impact on mainstream medicine.
The book has been enthusiastically endorsed by qualified medical doctors: Dear MichaelI thoroughly enjoyed reading your book and I attach my review. I wish you every success and why don't you let me have a copy when it is published so that I can direct appropriate patients to read it. With kind regards, Yours sincerely, Dr. Keith Bush, MB. BS. MD(Lond), FFSEM(UK), Consultant Orthopaedic & Sports Physician. THE KB CLINIC, HARLEY STREET, LONDON Review of Seven Amazing Cutting Edge Therapies by Dr Keith Bush "I found this book very refreshing and enlightening. It documents seven potential complimentary therapies for a multitude of challenging disorders. Some of these, such as the Epley manoeuvre and immunotherapy are now very much part of mainstream medicine. Certainly, the patient trapped by disease that has failed to respond to traditional therapies may find an alternative answer. Furthermore, it gives those of us in the medical profession much food for thought." Review (Foreword) of Seven Amazing Cutting Edge Therapies by Dr Joakim Litzberg M.D. (Sweden) "Interesting, intriguing and entertaining! An exposé of cutting-edge medical treatments. Dogs diagnosing earliest stage cancer; Psychedelic therapy that can successfully dissolve destructive thought patterns and relieve treatment-resistant depression; an innovative approach inspired by observations of animal behaviour in the wild, that can effectively treat seemingly intractable PTSD. A recommended read both for professionals and also for the general reader. Chapter One is packed with fascinating information about one of the most controversial areas of psychiatry - psychedelic therapy. Research within this field of medicine has recently been resumed, having been banned for nearly half a century, and results of completed studies on the effects of psychedelics on war veterans with intractable PTSD and on subjects with treatment-resistant depression have been very promising. Currently, controlled studies on the efficacy of psychedelic treatment for depression are taking place at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the USA and at the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences, at Imperial College London. The results so far suggest that within a decade, psychedelics could become a legal pharmacological treatment for depression and PTSD. What really surprised/shocked me was to discover toward the end of the book a list of numerous extremely well-known scientists, psychiatrists, philosophers, computer experts and authors who have experimented with these substances!" "One should always reconsider old truths and habits, and in a scientific manner examine them" Dr Joakim Litzberg M.D. (Sweden) Review of Chapter Two by Dr David Berceli (Traumatologist) "Michael's attempt to articulate a concise summary of the TRE process is quite admirable. He maintains a factually accurate description of TRE, covering the most salient components of this physical approach to relieving stress, tension and trauma symptoms, while including the theoretical and practical foundations upon which TRE is based." (Dr David Berceli)
