The Quantum Doctor: A Quantum Physicist Explains the Healing Power of Integral Medicine

So much important, relevant, and possibly paradigm shifting infirmnation to many people. Everybody should read this. The first third was a bit "dry" for me, hard to get into, but the rest completely made up for it. And tge first third IS needed to establish an understanding of what he is talking about throughout the rest. A must read book, although I doubt everyone will be able to appreciate it's powerful insight and information on the first read. A book you get more and more from the more you read it, and that is not saying you cannot gain much from the first reading!

The book is very enlightening and educational. The subject matter is applicable to some concepts that I am currently studying in regard to personal health and well being. The only complaint that I would have concerns Amit Goswami's writing style.l He is first and foremost a physicist and may have difficulty making his ideas clear to the lay reader. It does help if one has some exposure to quantum physics in order follow the text. however, if one stays with it the reader can benefit greatly. I would recommend the book to anyone interested in this subject.

Even though I am well into my senior years my voracious reading interests still influences my choice of topics, which range from A to Z, from astronomy to zoology. This is why when I saw this 297-page soft cover book (Quantum Doctor: A Quantum Physicist explains the healing power of integral medicine by Amit Goswami Ph.D.) on Amazon I purchased it.Research over the years in Quantum Physics has produced some amazing possibilities in numerous areas; even though it seems the laws of Quantum physics at this super small level may or may not apply to other topic areas. This book introduces the concept of Integral medicine that combines traditional medicine with other energy type healing techniques.I have read many books in the past on numerous forms of energy healing, and I also like the approach this author has proposed in this book. Indeed, he provides both a traditional scientific approach in combination with his study of several esoteric healing methods.This book covers an enormous area and is organized into four parts. Part one introduces the Quantum Doctor and his thought processes. Part two focuses on body medicine topics. Part three explains mind-body medicine. The final part concludes with “the healing path to supramental intelligence.”In conclusion, if you are fascinated by the sometimes-strange possibilities of quantum physics and how it relates to health, healing and consciousness you may want to check out this book.Rating: 4 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Chair/Seated Tai Chi/Qigong/Yoga stretching for seniors and the physically challenged).

This is the book that finally defines the next frontier in medicine, the insight that the mind of the patient is the healer, argued from a purely scientific standpoint. The Whole Foods Plant-Based diet is already shifting the responsibility for our health and wellness to the patient, because diet and prevention are becoming topmost in any concept of wellness and health.On the other hand, it is regrettable that Goswami, at the time of this writing apparently was not aware of the revolution of the Whole Foods Plant-Based diet, for if he were, he would not have had that heart operation, but gone on the Esselstyn diet, and he would not have made exception for allopathy for viagra, for ED is merely an early warning for cardiovascular disease and the only known actual cure is a whole-foods, plant-based diet without added sugar, oil or salt. Nor would he have allowed cholesterol lowering drugs, they all produce more harm than good. The whole foods plant-based diet will fix your cholesterol in short order. In short there are now two paradigm shifts going on, one is that of "let food be thy medicine," based on the new nutritional paradigm of plant-based food, which followed from the China Study. That empowers the patient to take responsibility for their health, or in other words, that shifts the focus to the mind of the patient. That is where The Quantum Doctor comes in. That really makes it clear that well being is a decision in the mind, which then may be executed by, among other things, choosing a plant-based diet. if you stay trapped in the physiological logic of the Newtonian reality of the body, and the neurophysiological problems such as The Pleasure Trap, there is not much hope for breaking out of the food addiction.

The book is like new

I like the Quantum Activist (Amit Goswami) very much, I love to hear what he has to say, but it is still difficult because he has been in this study for almost all of his life, and forgets that some may not understand it as well as he does. So in this book, I had to go back and forth a lot, underline things, and mark pages for later reference. Another person who writes about this is Gary Zukav, who is a little easier to understand, but also isn't as involved as this book.

As I study Quantum Medicine, I am certain that Dr. Goswami is providing us with the framework serious work in self healing.Here we have the balance with academic research, spiritual study and personal integrity over time. That's a rarity!!He is the real deal. Take the time to find him and those who are aligned with this profound and honest consideration of the most compellingchallenges facing the health and potential of our species and some of the most stunning and relevant actions we can take individually and collectively toward shared consciousness. It is time and the path is unfolding NOW.

Amazing book for those who are in search of the evolution of medicine as we know it in the western world. If you are keen to change and update your point of view on what you know about medicine, this book will take you to the next level. Perfect combination of science, quantum physics, and the "unexplored" world of the soul/subconscious. Perfect book for those who are not afraid to have their beliefs shaken. A must read for all people involved in the healing carrier.

Must read book.

Just unputdownable. A book like no other; one that every unprejudiced, open-minded, quantum integral doctor -- irrespective of one's school of medicine -- would have ordered. Recommended reading for anyone interested in wholeness, optimal health and well-being.

The book was a great insight! Liked the classifications of the various approach to medicine and healing

Does matter give rise to and inform consciousness? Or, does consciousness precede and inform matter? Is man primarily spirit having a physical experience? Or, is man primarily matter searching for a spiritual experience? What is the major difference between a computer and the human mind? Can effects be caused by "contiguous" local, or dis-contiguous non-local consciousness? How are waves in the "non-local" domain of possibility, "collapsed" into "localized particles" and matter? How can we, the "observer" know? Does quantum physics -- what Dr. Goswami calls "Monistic Idealism" (as opposed to Material Realism), have a role to play in modern medicine?Goswami asks, "Why do we need a paradigm shift in modern medicine? As noted by the philosopher Thomas Kuhn," Goswami responds, who formulated the idea of paradigms and paradigm shifts, a paradigm is useful to its practitioners only until it begins to exhibit paradoxes that it cannot resolve and anomalous data that it cannot explain." Once again, asks Goswami, "Why is a paradigm shift in medicine needed? Because," he answers, "clinical trials are demonstrating the validity of alternative medicine practices, which constitute paradoxes," for the material realistic nature of, "conventional medicine. In addition, there are now definitive data for spontaneous healing, prayer healing at a distance, even placebo healing, which constitute anomalous data for the mainstream paradigm," which is more fully explained.Goswami writes... "The truth is that most practitioners of medicine continue to think strictly according to classical physics even after a hundred years of the advent of the new quantum ideas. Classical physics," explains Dr. Goswami, "gives us some invalid prejudices, the most blinding one being that there is an independent separate reality out there, and it is objective, that is, independent of (and separate from) consciousness. In medicine, this prejudice forces practitioners to ignore the causal role of the healer's and the patient's consciousness in healing, much evidence and even common sense notwithstanding." So, more important it seems, is the question of will and the myopic thrall of classic notions. Indeed, do practitioners of modern medicine, which is predicated upon the Newtonian physics of Material Realism, have a capacity to be receptive to the implications of a non-local consciousness that precedes and informs matter? Goswami asks... "Do we have the capacity to choose our own reality? It would seem, it's simply a matter of time. What is time? Time is grace. Time is the grace we have been gifted to change our minds. And finally, Dr. Goswami offers a quantum answer to, what is "faster" than the speed of light?

Ipotesi affascinante e allo stesso tempo concreta. Di facile lettura, Goswami tratta argomenti complessi in modo estremamente chiaro e piacevole.