Title: Better borrowed than bought
Product review: Without question sections of this book are intriguing and well-written, medical research is cited to support the role of intuition, and it reinforces the importance of knowing yourself and making healthy decisions. In the end, however, I was disappointed and irritated with this book. It is far too long, more than a little repetitive, condescending at times, and overly simplistic. In addition, there are several occasions when the text reads more like an autobiography of the author's numerous illnesses/ailments than an exploration of the importance of the mind/body connection.
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