Reviews
The attention to health concerns, especially the terrifying events that are so called "malanine" in food today, and the misrepresented results of tomorrow morning are what have aroused interest in the book. * Misuse of medical perception, or a comfortable way of knowing, got used to the body, became habit, and really ignorant (not too much) we realized how much suffering, ruin and ruin our physical health, and then turned against (learning,). * The misunderstandings and truths of bullying
What if the milk that we eat, which is a report of calcium, is actually fat and is less salty than the calcium of other foods? And what if you were to watch TV, not because it was bad, but because it had been bad, and so you were going to see it up close? What if the cold is not from the cold wind? All these amazing facts come from this book, the bad medicine. It reminds us that the medical sense we have known is a bad medicine. I was very curious about the title of bad medicine. I thought it
Who would think that people have common sense these days? Because I'm so interested in my health and well-being, and I've been so full of information. The press, TV, magazines and other Internet information. How much of that information is really going to be reliable? Will we be strong if we trust and do what we believe? The first thing that came to mind when I read this book was how many people didn't know how much time and money they were wasting on information that was probably better than
Christopher Wanzek: Bad medicine
"The truth about health care.". The book reveals the errors and errors of medical information that flow from flu treatment to vaccination. The medical evidence is that the medical profession, including the information on disease and body and the wrong medical sense of medical knowledge that has been presented in the media, is based on scientific evidence. In this book, author says the history of bad medicine has been around since ancient times and introduces the age-oldest way to live a healthy life, but one that people have forgotten. And it gives us the right medical sense in a variety of cases.
Korean title: 불량의학
Korean author: 크리스토퍼 완제크
Korean publisher: 열대림
ISBN-13: 9788990989239
Reviews
The attention to health concerns, especially the terrifying events that are so called "malanine" in food today, and the misrepresented results of tomorrow morning are what have aroused interest in the book. * Misuse of medical perception, or a comfortable way of knowing, got used to the body, became habit, and really ignorant (not too much) we realized how much suffering, ruin and ruin our physical health, and then turned against (learning,). * The misunderstandings and truths of bullying
What if the milk that we eat, which is a report of calcium, is actually fat and is less salty than the calcium of other foods? And what if you were to watch TV, not because it was bad, but because it had been bad, and so you were going to see it up close? What if the cold is not from the cold wind? All these amazing facts come from this book, the bad medicine. It reminds us that the medical sense we have known is a bad medicine. I was very curious about the title of bad medicine. I thought it
Who would think that people have common sense these days? Because I'm so interested in my health and well-being, and I've been so full of information. The press, TV, magazines and other Internet information. How much of that information is really going to be reliable? Will we be strong if we trust and do what we believe? The first thing that came to mind when I read this book was how many people didn't know how much time and money they were wasting on information that was probably better than
