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Biology of Belief	Customer Rating:
This book came promptly, I have heard much of it and can't wait to read it.

So bad it inspired me to write my first review	Customer Rating:
A bad self help book, not a science book. Amazon.com did the author an injustice by not categorizing this book correctly.

The Magic of Believing!

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Bruce H. Lipton's book The Biology of Belief was written for the lay person. He took a complicated subject matter, added wit and a unique writing style to make this book an easy read. A cellular biologist, the author had an epiphany. He changed his belief in genetic predisposition to an understanding that it is our beliefs that control our bodies, minds and life. The books answers some intriguing questions like: Why is it that placebo's have the same effect as medicines? In another book a doctor who worked in African villages stated that his own epiphany was that the main difference between a Western trained medical doctor and the local witch doctor is a medical degree and the way they dress. Like that book, Lipton's explanation is that belief sets the bodies healing process in motion. The author explains New Biology, Smart Cells, Cellular "Mem-Brains," quantum physic discoveries, subconscious programming, growth versus fear, how parent's beliefs preprogram their children and much more. I recommend this book people who want to discover the magic of believing and the new developments in cellular biology that dispel previous scientific notions widely believed to be well-founded facts.

Great!!	Customer Rating:
This is what I have been looking for for a very long time. Thanks!!

Changing old beliefs

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The Biology of Belief reinforced my belief that drugs do nothing but cause problems for the body. Bruce Lipton shows exactly what drugs do to the body which for myself was a vindication of what I believed for the last 20 years. It also gives great hope for the power of belief in providing a means to listen to the body and act on what you feel when the body speaks. It was very eye opening to find that beliefs are formed in new life before it comes into the world by the environment which it is exposed to. The Biology of Belief shows a new direction that the medical profession can at last provide guidance to their patients instead of the old paradigm of surgery and drugs. Thank you Bruce Lipton.