The Heart’s Code - Softcover

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Dr. Paul Pearsall is a clinical psychoneuroimmunologist, i.e. he studies the interactions between the brain, body, and the immune system. He has given more than 5,000 national and international presentations and speaks regularly at companies, medical schools and societies. he is the author of several books including ‘Write Your Own Pleasure Prescription’. and his New York Times bestellers The Pleasure Prescription, Supeimmunity & Supermarital Sex . He lives in Hawaii.

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The heart thinks, feels, remembers, loves and hates. It communicates the information and memory stored throughout its life to every cell in the human body. This is the astonishing theory being drawn from the current research on cellular memory.

'The Heart's Code' tells the true stories of organ transplant recipients who encounter mysterious changes in personality and taste after their operations. A seventy-year-old woman develops a liking for action movies and French fries. A young man abandons rock and roll for classical music, starts eating quiche and using the word 'copacetic' instead of 'cool and groovy'. This word had been a favourite of the donor.

Dr Pearsall believes Western medicine is only now catching up with knowledge that many of the world's indigenous peoples have held for centuries. While researching the connections between the brain, the body and the immune system he came into contact with many organ transplant patients. To help them recover from their experiences, he developed techniques that enabled them to come into greater harmony with their transplanted organs. This book explains how we can all benefit from these discoveries and gain greater insight into the memories and sensations stored within the body.

'The Heart's Code' presents one of the most important medical, social and spiritual discoveries of our time – that the heart, not the brain, is the very essence of our being.