Dr. Brady's Health Revolution: What You Really Need to Know to Stay Healthy in a Sick World

This ND's book is an excellent example of homeopathy's underpinning and keystone vitalistic 'article of faith.' This sectic belief is also known as animatism, animism, dualism etc.: I term it, overall per naturopathy's belief-set particularly, a 'purposeful life spirit' figmentation / a sectarian premise [hugely autoentheistic, by the way]. Visit the Oregon Board of Naturopathic Examiners for further iteration of such vitalism [and supernaturalism, and teleology] falsely claimed as able to survive scientific scrutiny [blatant .gov pseudoscience]. Visit the University of Bridgeport -- the author of this book's alma mater, and his employer, and the ND school I attended -- for false claims that their requisite naturopathic sectarian 'purposeful life spirit' belief-set is scientific [so much for academic duty and truthfulness]. NOTE: OBNE, like naturopathy en masse -- including the AANP-AANMC schools consortia -- is in quite a fraudulent position: science has profoundly ejected the vitalistic, the supernatural-spiritistic, and the teleological [and kind], yet AANP-AANMC falsely claims that such is, in fact, able to survive scientific scrutiny. I quote Dr. Brady, ND, DC, from this book he wrote [he was a classmate in ND homeopathy courses at UB; BTW, the unethical position of naturopathy overall is why I left without graduating]: "homeopaths believe that illness of the body is fundamentally due to a distunement of the person's energy or life-force [...] bad constitution or life force [...] the innate life force. Homeopathic remedies are prescribed in order to retune [p.144] the vital force by imparting a specific energy into the body [...] an energy that would perfectly match the person's vital energy [...] this resonance, or matching, of the energy frequency of the remedy and the vital-force is therefore given to reset the vital force [p.145...and TCM is based on] theories of the flow of energy and life-force within the body, including a balancing of the competitive energy forces of yin and yang [p.149...] energy (or 'chi / qi' [p.150]." -r.c.

One trip through a bookstore clearly shows us that there is no shortage of books written about health and wellness so why add to this list? Well, from page one of Dr Brady's Healthy Revolution it is clear to see why this book stands out over the others. It is easy to read, full of information and presented in a manner which leaves you waiting for the follow-up. Highly recommended!

Dr. David Brady's new book HEALTHY REVOLUTION gives sound, effective, well researched advice for doctors and non-doctors alike. Dr. Brady covers the essentilas of vitamins, herbs, diet, and lifestyle changes in well explained, easy to follow ways that cut through a lot of the confusion that seem to surround these topics. He also cuts through the confusion on how to know which doctors have the right credentials to work with your specific health concerns. If you are to buy one new health book to start the new year off right, this one will help you follow through on those well-intended resolutions because the suggestions are grounded in science, easy to follow and just plain make sense! Dr. Dean Raffelock, author A NATURAL GUIDE TO PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM HEALTH