5 Comments

• #1 by Anonymous on June 27th, 2010

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  Dr Sarno’s book is great — for weak-minded, wealthy, narcissists who love to frequent Park Avenue doctors for the purpose of indulging minor ailments. If you’ve got real pain, then I humbly suggest you see a surgeon not a snake oil salesman. However, the best medicine for what ails you is laughter; and for that I heartily recommend Dan Wagner’s FANtastic book: Getting To Howard: The Odyssey of an Obsessed Howard Stern Fan — it’s definitely a pain-free read.
  Rating: 5 / 5

• #2 by Anonymous on June 27th, 2010

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  I READ AND AGREED WITH HIS THEORIES. THEN I LOOKED FOR A METHOD TO CHANGE MYSELF. NOTHING!!!!!! ONLY THAT THE ONE LADY THAT SPENT 10 WEEKS IN HIS CLINIC. GIVE ME A BREAK.
  Rating: 1 / 5

• #3 by ann on June 27th, 2010

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  Did I miss something? Clearly from the title alone Dr. Sarno believes tension and tightening of muscles is the cause of most back/leg pain. Where is the chapter that gives you steps to change this?! I didn’t need to buy this book.
  Rating: 1 / 5

• #4 by Anonymous on June 27th, 2010

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  well the verdict is… in its a dysfunctional tendon in my foot to the ankle which is supposedly causing my pain in my leg , foot and back. The mri showed it right away or did it? This leaves me in a ankle brace for 8 weeks and if the pain continues SURGERY. I have picked up the book and its great therapy to read . Having being told i do have some problem within, i feel it still leaves me in quit some pain. The book tells of some great reasons for the pain or does it ? Well i’m not sure, but when you are not sure what is your diagnosis this may be your remedy and until my treatment is over i won’t know if this was mine .
  Rating: 5 / 5

• #5 by S. Weiss on June 27th, 2010

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  still in pain after 2 years , not really any help
  Rating: 3 / 5