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Original Title:	The Wisdom of Your Cells: How Your Beliefs Control Your Biology
ISBN:	1591795222 (ISBN13: 9781591795223)
Edition Language:	English

The Wisdom of Your Cells: How Your Beliefs Control Your Biology

Bruce H. Lipton

Audio CD | Pages: 8 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 446 Users | 51 Reviews

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Title	:	The Wisdom of Your Cells: How Your Beliefs Control Your Biology
Author	:	Bruce H. Lipton
Book Format	:	Audio CD
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 8 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2006 by Sounds True
Categories	:	Science. Nonfiction. Psychology. Self Help. Audiobook. Biology

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This is not a perfect book, but so very beautiful that it deserves 5 stars. This book is only in audio format. It has the tone and texture of a series of lectures, and does not come off at all like the typical audio recording of a book. The topics covered are insightful and timely. However, 8 CDs worth of audio material in a lecture style would translate into a pretty thin book - maybe 200 pages - and Lipton definitely skims the surface of a wide variety of fascinating topics. My hope is that he goes into more depth on some of these topics in other books he has authored or co-authored.

I'm not going to try to summarize what he talks about in this book because presumably you can get that from reading any old description of the text.

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Ratings: 4.23 From 446 Users | 51 Reviews

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As a non-scientist, I found this book very readable & came away w/ a greater understang of cell structure & function.

I really enjoyed the ideas about the cellular membrane presented here, makes a lot of sense. Receptors on the cell membrane don't just respond to ligand molecules but also to electric fields, vibrations, light, etc. Which could point to their being a correlation between your brain waves and your health.

"An internationally recognized authority on cellular biology"... what the actual f*ck? This think is pseudoscience.

What did I just listen to?I feel like I stopped by an older bereaved neighbor's house with a casserole and then kindly listened to him talk for 8 hours. The initial concept is intriguing and I'm open to it (hence my listening), but it's presented amidst mindless rambling, and overall lacking in evidence or even adequate explanation. I want my casserole back. My cells need sustenance now.

This book started out good and making sense, but then took a pretty big swing when he claimed that if you get sick (everything from colds to cancer) it is because you had the wrong thoughts. I do strongly believe that your thoughts can influence your body, but this is taking it a bit too far for me. It wasn't a complete waste, but just kind of jumped off the deep end.

I enjoyed this book, especially more towards the end. The beginning is very scientific and hard for me to grasp at some points. The end was very interesting and I kept waiting for him to give the overall summary and was glad when he finally got there. I also found it fascinating how he compared the evolution of species to the social evolution of humanity. That was by far the most interesting part of the book to me.

This is not a perfect book, but so very beautiful that it deserves 5 stars. This book is only in audio format. It has the tone and texture of a series of lectures, and does not come off at all like the typical audio recording of a book. The topics covered are insightful and timely. However, 8 CDs worth of audio material in a lecture style would translate into a pretty thin book - maybe 200 pages - and Lipton definitely skims the surface of a wide variety of fascinating topics. My hope is that he