| Title | : | Hypnosis as Treatment Of Tremors |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.97 (654 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00D6JCCAS |
| Format Type | : | - |
| Number of Pages | : | 0 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-03 |
| Genre | : |
Hypnosis as a treatment for Tremors - is a excellent book, loaded with information. It will be released as a soft cover soon. This is a excellent book for anyone suffering with tremors. It starts off explaining what tremors are, what is Parkinsons, and what can be done with hypnosis as a cure. It is a smaller book, but explains everything in a easy to read format. I have kept this book short, and to the point. It is neither boring, or dull. You will better understand the different types tremors,and what causes them. You will understand the part that hypnosis plays in controling your issue. The whole process is explained, and should answer any questions that you have about tremors,and it's treatment.
As someone who has suffered with this tramatic issue myself, I know the importance of controling it. I have even included my personal story and the issues I have gone through with tremors.
Editorial :
I LOVE this book!! I love how Susie Q finds out that it is okay to do what you love!! Perfect for kids and grownups!! Very well written and the artwork is beautiful!!!. Regardless, if the warning does not bother you, and you are a fan of the dystopian genre and of excellent characterization - especially of a strong female character who is repressed or damaged in some way - then this is a book for you!
As with most Dystopian novels, there has been a great catastrophe; the Great Pandemic has wiped out most of the Earth's population; it is estimated that only "1/2986" of the population has survived. What lies in the tunnels under them moon? What lies waiting for the Outer Limits landing party. Like the best of stories, this one is intensely personal, and like the best of stories, this one is also universal. More typical Mignola craziness, but with aliens.
"In the Chapel of Curious Objects" - Not so much a story as a collection of images that serve to unify the book.
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