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Lieblosigkeit macht krank
- Was unsere Selbstheilungskräfte stärkt und wie wir endlich gesünder und glücklicher werden
- Narrated by: Sascha Tschorn
- Length: 4 hrs and 12 mins
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Lieblosigkeit macht krank
Narrated by:
Sascha Tschorn
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Summary
Die Fortschritte der Medizin sind beeindruckend - und dennoch leiden viele von uns an "Leib und Seele". Wie kann das sein? Gerald Hüther, Gehirnforscher, Vorstand der Akademie für Potentialentfaltung und Bestsellerautor geht der Frage nach, weshalb uns das beste und teuerste Gesundheitssystem der Welt nicht gesünder macht: Weil jeder Heilungsprozess, auch wenn er von der modernsten Medizin unterstützt wird, letztlich immer ein Selbstheilungsprozess des Körpers ist. Anhand der Funktionsweise des Gehirns macht der Autor auf bemerkenswert einfache und überzeugende Weise verständlich, wie sehr unsere Selbstheilungsfähigkeit durch liebloses Verhalten sich selbst und anderen gegenüber unterdrückt wird.
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