Paging Dr. Smith, Paging Dr. Smith...
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Why paging Dr. Smith? - Well primarily because I used this product on my sliding glass doors and now my den looks like it leads to the Emergency Room. I think the rice paper needs more contrast between the white background and the flecks. Overall I am not happy with the outcome, as this product makes the doors look pale and unattractive. Note: You will also need two people for any product like this (not just this one) so make sure someone is available to help.
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I liked Dr. Swab's book very much..I think he is a clever and interesting person who knows how to tell a story well. I like his blog stories too! Lynne in Oregon
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The good Doctor does it again. Oh boy Chapter 7... Just grab a copy, you won't be disappointed. Afterwards come join us at the gizadeathstar.com community for breathtaking, in depth discussions with the author and fellow fans of his work.
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Hmm.  You have pictures of Taber's Cyclopedia Medical Dictionary here.  Which book are we actually selling, at this point? :-)
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Title: Change Your Brain, Change Your Life

Author: Daniel G. Amen, M.D.

Date Published: November 2015

ISBN: 978-1101904640

Availability:  Amazon

Genre: Self-Help, Psychology

Rating: *** (out of 5 stars)

Dr. Amen, an American Psychiatrist who specializes in brain disorders, authored this book to explain his faith in SPECT (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography) scans. On the surface, Dr. Amen's theory makes sense-- Psychiatrists are the only doctors who do not use some type of imaging (x-rays, ct scans, etc) to help diagnose a medical issue. Dr. Amen, therefore, uses SPECT scans to help diagnose mental issues and brain disorders. Depending on the areas of the brain that show low or high activity, Dr. Amen claims that he can accurately diagnose a person's condition. Furthermore, he believes that he can treat the underlying issue based on various lifestyle modifications (including medication.)

Unfortunately, the book reads more like an advertisement for Dr. Amen's clinics than anything medically useful. SPECT scans are very expensive, running in to thousands of dollars, and insurance does not cover them. This means that the patient must foot the bill for a procedure that exposes them to radiation and is not proven to be valid. Dr. Amen also advertises an entire line of products based on his theories: http://danielamenmd.amenclinics.com/

I would definitely pass on purchasing this book.

I received this book from Blogging for Books for this review.

**Review posted on Amazon and The Accidental Adventures of a Librarian blog**
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I was largely disappointed, expecting prehaps more biographical information in conjunction with the interesting photos...However i found that embarrassingly again i was thirsting for some real vision on the Nicks  plight and history rather than the bubble gum machine, typical saddening  results i reviewing with every turning of a page..Ha! Ya got me! But not my  respect...
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I was digging through my bookcases looking for a particular book and ran across this one. It's  a short read, and I'proud to say that as friends of Dr Ketterman and Dr King.. Myself and our other friend Joyce had some teensy input, while the Dr's were writing.

I was extremely happy to find it still in print. At the time I was in my late 40's Dr King and Joyce, in their mid 40's. Now in my late 60's I think it's very much time for my sons' to own a copy.  Who are now in their mid 40's.

It's quite short very succinct and timeless. Things only grow different as you get older and read them in another stage of life. If you have children in their mid 40's it well worth the small amount to buy them a copy.
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I can not stand Matt Smith.  I adore this story, but clench my teeth when he talks.  That said, Tennent and Hurt are amazing. This is classic Dr Who mixed with modern television.
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Gives plenty of read time. Knock knock, "Who's there?" Doctor. "Doctor Who?" EXACTLY!! lol
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Quick and short is exactly  right. I'll  probably be asking for my $ back. I perused the book initially, and got to the last page in under 30 seconds... taking my time to read a few things! I thought it was a joke. Well, it wasn't!
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This is an enjoyable read. While waiting in the Dr's office, or at the bus stop, this holds your attention, but does not cause you to get so absorbed you lose your place in line, etc.
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I am an italian Medical Doctor (fellow in nephrology) and I think that this book may be very useful for physicians interested in learning renal istopathology. Surely you don't have to forget "practice"... what is most important is to "read" every day a renal biopsy!
Well, I bought such item almost one month ago: I received it just three days after the expected data (showed by amazon.com). Wonderful!
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Interesting opening by Gregg Olsen, author of "Starvation Heights." I am glad that I took the time to read "Fasting for the Cure of Disease" before I tackled "Starvation Heights."  Dr. Hazzard's information proovides a window to her thoughts on the cause of disease, what is fasting, and how it affects disease. Reading Dr. Hazzard's book gives the reader a look at Dr. Hazzard's thoughts and provides a foundation for what happens at Starvation Heights.
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Voyeristic. Here we are peering in on this man's life. This man's patients. Who are we? How dare we? Yet here I am.
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I know the Drs. views are great; but I find the book boring. Maybe if I get into it, it will be better. But, it's hard to pick the book up. Sorry Dr. Bill, I really enjoy you and Joyce on the net.
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I sit in dr.s office quite abit and so thought this would help keep me occupied while I wait for my appt.
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I started scanning this book as soon as I got it. It kept me (figuratively) turning the pages. There were more ideas than I had time to absorb in one sitting. I think this book is something I will continue to revisit. Who wouldn't enjoy gaining a few more hours of  "free" time each week?  To address the negative review I read: YES, there are typos, omitted words, and run-on sentences. I hate reading anything that is poorly written. In this book, however, it bothered me less than usual, because I found the information to be worthwhile. (This book would benefit from a professional edit, and I hope the author will consider this.)