Special enough to read

This book gave me a really special effect, first because the author's damn good at air its kind (predictive medicine), but also because she admits she does not know many things, but same time it is possible to write a book that flaunts his knowledge.

The style is quite heavy to read more, and it takes 150 pages to speak truly of body / mind relationship, which stands on a table of 2 pages ... the problem is that there are things learn but it is too embedded in the repetitive and somewhat blah rooted in practicality. The tone is not very catchy either.

The unification of the sacraments / sefirot / chakra is interesting but not as obvious as it is, in short in all the book does not correspond at all to what it announces to me. Rest it brings its share to a genre not bad documented.