Simplest Book

[NIClubber]

I am currently reading 'The MindBody Prescription' for the third time, but am finding it really difficult to understand a lot of the medical terminology used.

Would anyone be able to suggest an simpler book that doesn't use as many medical terms??

 

[yb44]

I haven't read or even looked at it yet but what about Steve Ozanich's new book? @Grateful17 has read it so she might be the one to ask about it.
http://tmswiki.org/forum/threads/steve-ozanichs-new-book-is-out.11958/

 

[Grateful17]

I am currently reading 'The MindBody Prescription' for the third time, but am finding it really difficult to understand a lot of the medical terminology used.

Would anyone be able to suggest an simpler book that doesn't use as many medical terms??

Here is a great one for you to read, and no big medical terms. Just lots of fantastic information.
The Great Pain Deception by Steven Ray Ozanich

http://www.amazon.com/Great-Pain-De...3622&sr=8-1&keywords=the+great+pain+deception


If you want to start with a really quick easy read first, he just came out with a new one that yb44 mentioned. It is called Dr. John Sarno's Top 10 Healing Discoveries. (also on Amazon.com)

 

[NIClubber]

It's not got a massive amount of medical terms in it, but too many for my liking.

Thanks for your suggestions.

 

[brendan537]

by far the best book is The Great Pain Deception

 

[Tennis Tom]

Dr. Sarno's first book "MIND OVER BACK PAIN" is short and sweet, and as has been said SteveO has a brand new TMS book. I just got the paper version of it but haven't dug into yet. I'm assuming it may be TMS simplified. SteveO's "GPD" is a like a full blown textbook of applied psychosomatic medicine, that would make a great screenplay. The concept or theory of TMS is actually very simple--it's the implementation that can be tricky--different pains for different brains.

g'luck!
tt/lsmft

 

[Ellen]

I think I've made this recommendation to you before. I think the simplest, clearest book is Stephen Conenna's book Use Your Mind to Heal Your Body. He was a patient of Dr. Sarno, so his book is pure Sarno, but very simplified.

 

[NIClubber]

Thanks for all your suggestions.

 

[Gigi]

My favorite is still the first one I read--Healing Back Pain by Dr. John Sarno. Not very technical, and wow! it resonates with me even after all these years.