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More hospital beds in the U.S. are occupied by schizophrenic patients than patients with any other illness, including cancer, heart disease, and stroke combined. This book demonstrates that, contrary to the dismal prognosis associated with a diagnosis of schizophenia, this illness is treatable in many cases. The focus of the book is on healing from schizophrenia, not learning how to endure it. The case histories show that the use of natural approaches makes it possible for people to recover from schizophrenia and reclaim their lives. Among the natural medicine (alternative medicine) therapies featured are orthomolecular medicine/psychiatry, biochemical therapy, cranial osteopathy, antiviral protocol, family systems therapy, homeopathy, NAET (allergy elimination), European psychosomatic medicine, and shamanic healing. Hampton Roads Publishing 2003; 227 pages; ISBN 1-57174-289-1 See Table of Contents Read excerpt: Chapter 1 Book cover art by Loyd Chapplow, © 2003
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