Faith and the Placebo Effect: An Argument for Self-Healing. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Faith and the Placebo Effect: An Argument for Self-Healing

Doctors have known for centuries about placebo healing, and healers have long recognized that simple faith can cause healing miracles. In this inspired study of the unacknowledged power of the placebo, Lolette Kuby, Ph.D. argues that the common denominator across all forms of treatment for illness is an innate self-healing capacity that medicine calls the placebo effect, and which religion knows as faith-healing.

Previous to the unusual events that led up to the writing of this book, Lolette Kuby, Ph. D., was a widely published poet and critic, as well as political activist and advocate for the arts. She has been a university English teacher and professional editor and writer. Uncertain in her beliefs, there was little in her previous way that prepared her for the healing epiphany and spiritual revelation that led her to develop the radical argument presented in Faith and the Placebo Effect.