Research Scientist Reports On Time-Tested Solution To Current Medi...(how the ancients developed a science to ...),Health

Date:7/27/2009

how the ancients developed a science to heal built upon increasing the natural inner healing forces by deliberately increasing inner stimulating nectars known by many names and known today as hormones. Peck reports how the early science, like endocrinology today, described the body as containing separate intelligent and controlling centers which communicated together and were subject to an individual's mind. Similarly, he notes how endocrinology identifies the powers and their controlling centers in anthropomorphic terms like the ancients did, such as describing oxytocin as the "cuddling hormone" or epinephrine as the "fight or flight hormone."

"The Perfect Health Plan: Proven, Safe, Effective, and Inexpensive details the urgency of adopting the proven ancient models of healing, reinstating the validity of the power of the physician's bedside manner, and confirming the existence of a safe and effective healing force subject to an individual's stimulation and control."

The author, Robert L. Peck was trained and served as a pharmacist in the medical department of the U.S. Army. He later majored in physics and published papers in metrology at the old National Bureau Standards. Later he formed several research companies around his patents in the field of energy conversion and the development of synthetic membranes with natural selective characteristics. His interest in energy conversion led him to study and uncover ancient views of the energy exchanges within the human body about which he wrote several technical books.

Further information can be obtained on ControllingYourHormones.com or PersonalDevCenter.com

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