Shame that subtitles arent turned on
Thats weird, it did come out in NL already. I have honestly already decided on buying it so ill tey and give you a rundown.
No that's dead right, as it said, it hoovered up info from the publisher descriptions and Schubiner’s own site etc., and drew its conclusions/summary from that. So, as you've advised that the ChatGPT overview was definitely inaccurate regarding the old editions, I've removed my posting -- @Mani has now advised he's going to buy the new version of the book and will give us a rundown anyway.
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I've just read them, so thanks for that
. It looks like chapters 16 to 20 are the nitty gritty 'how to' recover ones. Might download a copy to see those as I'd like to know if he's come up with something new at all... a new technique or even a new way of putting or framing things. (UK Amazon has just made it available when before it said it wasn't available over here till Saturday.)
I like what he says in that time frame about 'click moments' that essentially make it dawn on you (kind of to your very core) that your symptoms are mind-body. I also like the honesty of that he's basically recognising and saying that there isn't one magic bullet way/technique for everyone to recover... if you try something for a good while and it hasn't helped, then move on, because there are other things to try... and even that to stop 'trying' can be the way to go for some people. The former is something that Dr Brad Fanestil says too in his videos... he makes a suggestion of what to do or how to view things and then says if it doesn't gel, it doesn't matter, keep going because there are other ways and means.
You might have heard of this before, but if not (I hadn't) something mentioned in the book that I think might interest you is a study from the 1960s by Robert Ader. Ader fed rats a powerful immune-suppressing medication used for cancer treatment (cyclophosphamide) in a bowl with saccharine. Schubiner writes: "Predictably, their immune systems were suppressed from the effects of the medication. After the immune function recovered a few weeks later, Ader fed them a bowl with saccharine only, and surprisingly, their immune function plummeted once again. Their brains had paired the saccharine taste with the effects on the immune system and caused the immune system to be less active as a learned or conditioned response. Their brains predicted immune suppression when their tongue tasted saccharine, and it generated immune suppression. This was a groundbreaking study."
Never heard of this one before, and it is indeed fascinating! It always goes back to the brain being in control of EVERYTHING. I've always strongly believed that we can self-heal from anything - but it takes mindfulness to do so, to whatever degree is commensurate with the amount of physical distress being endured. The fact is that most of us don't have what it takes to self-heal from the most life-threatening circumstances. But it has happened. Those reports of people who have spontaneously recovered from cancer and HIV? I have no doubts about their veracity.
I can see why you're surprised. Nonetheless, I gather that Buglio does seem to be an admirer of Schubiner: he also hosted an interview with Schubiner back in 2009 and then, a number of years later, re-shared that recording, calling it “great information” and “lots of gold gems here”.
Absolutely.
