Fibromyalgia and the Mind/Body/Spirit Connection: 7 Steps for Living a Healthy Life With Widespread Muscular Pain and Fatigue (The Mind-Body-Spirit Connection Series) - Softcover

Salt, William B.; Season, Edwin H.

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9780965703871: Fibromyalgia and the Mind/Body/Spirit Connection: 7 Steps for Living a Healthy Life With Widespread Muscular Pain and Fatigue (The Mind-Body-Spirit Connection Series)

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ISBN 10: 0965703878 ISBN 13: 9780965703871

Publisher: Parkview Pub Co, 2000

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Rather than focusing on the pain and problems, this book teaches fibromyalgia patients how to feel well again. Patients are taught the key steps to minimizing or eliminating their symptoms—education, commitment to a healthy lifestyle, and accepting the importance of the connection between mind, body, and spirit. More than 100 photos, drawings, charts, and tables will show readers how to focus on the power of their minds, take responsibility for their own health, and become even healthier than before their diagnosis.

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From the Publisher, Parkview Publishing Fibromyalgia and the MindBodySpirit Connection is in its 2nd printing. It is the second book in our series entitled "The MindBodySpirit Connection Series." The first book in the series is Irritable Bowel Syndrome & the Mind-Body/Brain-Gut Connection by William B. Salt II, M.D., published October, 1997. It is in its 6th printing, is a Featured Alternate Selection of Rodale Press Prevention Book Club, and is a Benjamin Franklin Award Finalist.

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We have been friends for many years and practice gastroenterology and orthopedic surgery in the same city, Columbus, Ohio. It was at the time that Dr. Salt was writing his book, Irritable Bowel Syndrome & the Mind-Body/Brain-Gut Connection, that we began to compare our irritable bowel syndrome and fibromyalgia patients. We immediately became fascinated with the many similarities between the two disorders (30% - 70% of those who suffer with one condition also have the other). We began an exhaustive compilation of research and practice experience. We officially teamed up in 1997 to combine our areas of expertise to write Fibromyalgia and the MindBodySpirit Connection.

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