Mind Over Medicine by Robin Blake | Can the Mind Kill or Cure? | Mind-Body Healing & Psychology

Mind Over Medicine by Robin Blake explores the profound influence the mind can have on the bodyboth to heal and to harm. Originally published in 1986, this thought-provoking book examines the psychological and emotional triggers that may contribute to illness or activate healing. Through a mix of compelling case studies and scientific insights, Blake challenges readers to reflect on the relationship between belief, stress, emotion, and health.

This out-of-print classic invites readers to explore the healing potential of the human mind and consider how a shift in thought could support physical transformation. Its a must-read for those interested in mind-body medicine, psychosomatic illness, and integrative health.

Key Topics Covered:
The connection between mind and body in illness and recovery,
The placebo and nocebo effect,
Case studies of psychosomatic conditions,
The role of stress and belief in health outcomes,
Understanding emotional factors in disease and healing

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