A. Dolzhenkov

Spine Problems Solutions (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

This book fills that artificial gap in academic knowledge about spinal pain, without which a huge section of medicine has become a weighty appendage of global commerce. In order to avoid a legitimate loss in this struggle of interests, where the cultivated fear of the incomprehensible paves an easy road to the patient's wallet, the author of the publication suggests using the information given by him as a self-tutorial. After all, only when the secret is revealed, you will be able to make meaningful inferences to conduct an independent assessment of your condition and provide effective self-care.

If you are already being offered spinal surgery, for which there are no vital indications, try to apply the knowledge you have gained. It is likely that very soon you will begin to share the author's opinion that simple solutions in medicine have been deliberately replaced by complex ones in order to enrich those who have made a profitable business out of people's diseases.

The book is written in an accessible language and will be understandable to anyone who is at least somewhat capable of reducing cause to effect.

The author of the publication is a writer and publicist, a doctor of neurology with forty years of experience, a chiropractor who has devoted himself to the issues of spiritual and physical health of man.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: A. Dolzhenkov
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juli 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227478528
• Artikelnr.: 72403844

Autorenporträt

Andrey Dolzhenkov was born in 1961 in the USSR. In 1984, he graduated from Kursk Medical Academy, Faculty of Medicine. For many years he worked in the neurosurgical clinic of Yekaterinburg as a doctor of conservative practice. He mastered manual techniques of influence on the diseased spine, having performed a total of about 40 thousand manual procedures. Author of Russia's first series of popular science books on the spine, published in the post-Soviet space in the early 2000s.

In parallel with covering medical topics, A. Dolzhenkov began writing a historical and philosophical book on the origin of world religions, "The Hidden Truths of the Bible and the Koran". Having completed this multi-year, unusually large-scale work in 2007, he writes a number of articles against the incitement of the Third World War, including through the reconciliation of warring religious movements. He says: "...It is becoming extremely dangerous to live in the same old categories, dividing ourselves by state borders, dividing ourselves into our own and strangers in a world that is packed with weapons of colossal destructive power...".

Working persistently in the chosen direction, Andrey creates a series of short films about the mystery of the human Brain, traditionally intertwining their storyline with white spots in the history of mankind.

And finally, another work of A. Dolzhenkov is a new book "Spine. Problems. Solutions" (2024), which he believes is one of the best thematic books on the modern book market. Not to say so is to let it get lost among the many author's techniques that fail to help the most severe group of patients, as evidenced by the large number of spinal surgeries. In the United States alone, the author writes, about 500,000 spinal disc herniation surgeries are performed each year. The author of the book tells us what "latch" should be opened in the body and how not to let it close again, so that the disease began to recede without surgical intervention. A. Dolzhenkov believes that the system of global medical education should be independent of the commercial interests of the pharmaceutical industry. Doctors should understand why the disease starts to develop along a "malignant" path, which will save doctors from the need to work in the interests of a third party, and their patients from unnecessary suffering.