What Doctors Don’t Tell You. Lynne McTaggart

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      Contents

       Cover

       Title Page

Copyright

Praise for What Doctors Don’t Tell You

Dedication

Introduction

Part I: medicine’s False Science

Chapter 1: The Un-science of Modern Medicine

Part II: Diagnosis

Chapter 2: Diagnostic Excess

Chapter 3: Prenatal Testing: Dead Certainty

Chapter 4: Catching It Early

       Part III: Prevention

       Chapter 5: Crazy about Cholesterol: Medicine’s Red Herring

       Chapter 6: Vaccination: Knee-jerk Jabs

       Chapter 7: Hormonal Mayhem

       Part IV: Treatment

       Chapter 8: Miracle Cures

       Chapter 9: Dental Medicine: Safe until Proven Dangerous

       Part V: Surgery

       Chapter 10: Standard Operating Procedure

       Chapter 11: Gee-whizz Technology: The Video-games Wizard and Blocked-drains Mechanic

       Part VI: Taking Control

       Chapter 12: Taking Control

       Keep Reading

       Index

       Further Resources

       Acknowledgements

       About the Author

       Notes

       Also by the Author

       About the Publisher

       Dedication

       For Bryan

       Introduction

      This book was born from a grand passion I once had: a passion to get better.

      In the early eighties, after an extraordinary patch of bad choices, I underwent a prolonged bout of stress. In every profoundly important area of my life, green lights I’d always taken for granted suddenly began turning red. If I had taken one of those little tests you find in women’s magazines that add up your stress quotient – with death, marriage, divorce and moving the most stressful situations – my sums would have leapt off the chart.

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