It sounds like you are more positive about the book than this 2-star
review<http://goo.gl/Ok3qH>.
Do you think the reviewer was too negative?

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On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Prof David West <[email protected]>wrote:

>   this might be interesting in this context
>
>
> http://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Doctor-The-Physicist-Explains/dp/1571746552/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1335460234&sr=1-1
>
>  A friend found it very interesting (as did I) and compelling (me, less
> so) - but the tie in with physics is different.  the author is closely
> associated with the Institute of Noetic Science which used to be pretty
> "scientific" but seems to have evolved more to "new age".
>
>  davew
>
>
>  On Thu, Apr 26, 2012, at 10:57 AM, peggy miller wrote:
>
> Concerning questions about the scientific nature/documentation for
> Chinese/Ayurvedic Herbal Medicine:
> The main source of statistical support for Chinese and Ayurvedic Herbal
> Medicine approaches is quantity and replication. Many of the formulas used
> (combination of different amounts and types of plants) have been used for
> specific types of illnesses for hundreds of years, with documented changed
> made over the centuries as different plants were found and used. There is
> historical data on this. Start to explore Chinese Traditional Medicine
> history and you will unveil this history of trail and error, documented
> successes, etc.
> In addition, currently there are documented studies -- for example, The
> Portland Institute of Chinese Medicine will provide on-line studies
> regarding the use of Rehmannia 6 and 8 for treating Diabetes Mellitus, or
> studies regarding Parkinsons.
> There is an enormous amount of evidence, actually.
> Further, there is scientific reasoning related to the biological makeup of
> the body -- some plants are used to trigger perspiration, some used to
> trigger cell division, some to dissolve stagnant blood, some to heal
> arteries, some to nourish blood, etc. Different formulas are known to help
> for specific reasons in terms of how they interact with different organs in
> the body.
> It is quite scientific in its toto.
> Finally -- I tried some of the formulas when I had specific physical
> complaints and found them to work very well. That also helps.
> Peggy
>
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