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The handbook of self-healing

by Meir Schneider

Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics) Published: 1994 Category: Health & Healing

Imagine discovering that your body possesses an innate capacity for self-repair and regeneration far beyond what conventional wisdom suggests. This groundbreaking approach to healing challenges the fundamental assumption that many physical conditions are permanent or inevitably progressive, offering instead a revolutionary perspective on the body's remarkable ability to restore itself when given the proper conditions and guidance.

At the heart of this transformative work lies a profound understanding that movement, awareness, and gentle attention can unlock healing potential in ways that passive treatments cannot. Drawing from decades of practical experience and working with thousands of individuals facing diverse physical challenges, this guide presents a comprehensive system of techniques designed to awaken dormant healing capacities within the body. The methods described have helped people address conditions ranging from muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis to arthritis, back pain, and visual impairments.

The fundamental premise is both simple and revolutionary: many physical problems stem not from irreversible damage but from patterns of misuse, tension, and decreased circulation that have become habitual over time. By learning to move differently, breathe more fully, and bring conscious awareness to areas of the body that have been neglected or held rigid, remarkable improvements become possible. This is not about forcing the body into submission through aggressive exercise or numbing symptoms with medication, but rather about creating conditions where natural healing can flourish.

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