<p>Is it possible to heal with just your thoughts - without drugs or surgery? The truth is, it happens more often than you might expect.</p> <p>Is it possible to heal with just your thoughts - without drugs or surgery? The truth is, it happens more often than you might expect.</p> <p>In<em>You are the placebo</em>In What Is a Place to Die?, Dr. Joe Dispenza discusses numerous documented cases of people who reversed heart disease, depression, rheumatoid arthritis, and even Parkinson's disease by believing in a placebo. Dr. Joe also tells the stories of others who became ill and even died for the same reason, such as victims of a voodoo curse or of a false medical diagnosis of a fatal disease.</p> <p>Dr. Joe also asks the question: Is it possible to teach people the principles of the placebo and, without using an external remedy, bring about the same internal changes in their state of health and ultimately in their lives?</p> <p>He discusses scientific evidence (including color brain scan images) of remarkable healings during his workshops where participants learn his model of personal transformation based on practical applications of the "placebo effect."</p> <p>The book ends with a guided meditation to change the beliefs and perceptions that limit you—the first step in healing.</p> <p><em>You are the placebo</em>combines the latest research in neuroscience, biology, psychology, hypnosis, conditioned behavior and quantum physics to unveil the workings of the placebo effect... and shows how the seemingly impossible can become possible.</p> <p><strong>About the author:</strong><br />Dr. Joe Dispenza is passionate about teaching others how to apply the latest discoveries in neuroscience and quantum physics to reprogram their brains, cure disease, and live more fulfilled lives.</p> <p>As one of the experts in the film What the BLEEP Do We (K)now!?, Dr. Joe gives workshops and lectures around the world. He has also designed a program to bring his model of transformation to the business world.</p> <p><strong>Page:</strong>456 pages</p>