Why? The Question that Could Save Your Life

Brown’s childhood was marked by a healthy and active lifestyle until the age of seven, when he was run over by a car. Though he was treated quickly and remained unencumbered of any serious complications through the rest of his childhood, an immense pain started to develop in his abdomen years later. At first, the pain was dismissed as psychosomatic. After many more years, it was diagnosed as diverticulitis. Thus the list of errors committed by his medical practitioners continued to grow until the day Brown finally diagnosed himself with peritonitis. “I took over my own treatment from then on and not only got well, but so well that I was able to become athletic again,” Brown said.

Throughout the rest of his life, Brown would experience the shortcomings of the health care industry through errors performed on him and his loved ones over the years. As time went on, he learned that asking himself why, thereby treating the causes of pain and sickness rather than just treating the symptoms, led to his success in preventing harm being done to himself, his family and many of his patients.

Why? The Question that Could Save Your Life exposes many of the obstacles blocking the road to ideal health and medical treatment, and serves as a guide to overcoming them.

The book will teach you:

-How to be proactive with your health, [participate in medical decision-and make sure your doctor is doing his or her job.
-Why treating symptoms only will never allow you to achieve optimum health
-The astonishingly overlooked relationship between diet and disease