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New NYTimes article about Dr. Sarno's work:

I think the comments on this article are very typical for how people usually react to the TMS theory.
1 person believes it
2 persons acknowledge the possibility that there could be some truth to it
8 persons dismiss it completely and come up with all the usual (boloney-)arguments why it is boloney.

Conclusion: Healthcare costs won't decrease in the next twenty years...
:)
 
Glad you posted the New York Times article on TMS.
I read it and the comments.
And thanks, Gigalos for your post on the results from readers.
I guess some people would rather spend a lot of money on medical treatments than
try TMS, but to me that isn't very smart. I say give TMS a try. It's free and has
made thousands pain-free.
 
This was interesting simply because the author, Tony Schwartz, wrote about TMS for, I think, the New Yorker in the 80s. The fact that he was able to use the TMS approach to overcome a relapse, so long after he first recovered, is a great testament to anyone suffering from a relapse themselves.
 
TMS knowledge is great to have at any time, and we can count on it to get us well again if
we have a lapse back into pain. New stresses, new triggers, can whack us again at any time.
It's the numero uno tool in my healing bag.
 
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