When the Body Says No
Exploring the Stress-disease Connection
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Imprint:
Hoboken, N.J. - John Wiley
Pages:
306
ISBN:
0470923350, 9780470923351, 9780471219828, 0471219827
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 283-296) and index
Statement of responsibility:
Gabor Mate
Characteristics:
306 p. ;,22 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Mate, Gabor
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Add a CommentIf I could give this six stars, I would. A must-read.
Fascinating book, pretty heavy emotionally so be prepared to read it, because basically it says that we are even more *!@#-up than we know, and it's time to make some fundamental changes. He assigns much of the blame to Western civilization, and if you doubt it, he provides some compelling evidence. One criticism I might make is that I wonder if environmental toxins play more of a role in emotional stress and disease, it would have been nice if the author addressed that topic. Whether you agree or not, very interesting to read and well-explained.