Guardian Article is a Must Read for EVERYONE

[CharlieEvans180]

Seeing this work go mainstream with scientific basis is massively beneficial to those of us with a belief problem!

In Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jan/26/the-mindbody-revolution-how-the-division-between-mental-and-physical-illness-fails-us-all (The mind/body revolution: how the division between ‘mental’ and ‘physical’ illness fails us all)

Grateful to Dr Sarno who was shunned yet pioneered the way.

 

[JanAtheCPA]

This is an essential article, @CharlieEvans180 and it's about time.

Everyone should read it - do I have your permission to edit your subject line? I would like it to say "Guardian Article is a Must Read for EVERYONE"

 

[TG957]

Finally, our Western medicine learns what was well-known before Western medicine was born . All the traditional schools of medicine do not distinguish between physical and mental.

 

[CharlieEvans180]

This is an essential article, @CharlieEvans180 and it's about time.

Everyone should read it - do I have your permission to edit your subject line? I would like it to say "Guardian Article is a Must Read for EVERYONE"

Yes

 

[Rusty Red]

I remember Nicole saying in one of her podcasts that by the time she got into the field, she was so excited and Dr. Sarno was in despair. It's good to think the work might have finally given him back some hope if he were still here.

 

[PainNoMore]

good article

 

[Ellen]

Excellent article. Explains conditioning especially well.

 

[Sita]

I think that diet is very important as well. It can influence the mind or body and can cause many illnesses.

Then, another point is how rested is the body or the mind. Does one use exercise/working out to relax or not? Pleasant hobbies? Walking in nature? Paying the violin?

Do you think about crappy stuff all day long or not? Where is your mind during the day? ("you" in general) Negative thinking about x or y? Watching the news like a maniac and believing it all to be accurate? Or taking care of your mental state and concentrating on the positive things in life?

Another point for mind/body suffering is the side effects of medications. You take something for treating x and it gives you depression as a side effect. And so on.

Medicine today is practiced as if they treat a certain part of the body and not the whole. Primitive.

Hopefully more positive changes will be made in this field of mind/body connection.

 

[PainNoMore]

some good interviews with Camilla Nord on youtube. watched this one earlier today. interview starts at about the 5 minute mark