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When the Body Says No
- The Cost of Hidden Stress
- Narrated by: Daniel Maté
- Length: 13 hrs and 17 mins
- Categories: Health & Wellness, Alternative & Complementary Medicine
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Summary
In When the Body Says No, physician and writer Gabor Maté explores the mind-body link and the connection between stress and disease. Can a person literally die of loneliness? Is there a relationship between the ability to express emotions and Alzheimer’s disease? Is there such a thing as a “cancer personality?”
Drawing on scientific research and years of experience as a practicing physician, Maté provides answers to these and other important questions about the role that chronic stress and one’s individual emotional make-up play in an array of common diseases, such as arthritis, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, IBS, and multiple sclerosis.
Maté carefully explains the biological mechanisms that are activated when stress and trauma exert a powerful influence on the body. He illustrates his ideas with interviews of famous people who've experienced chronic illness (Ronald Reagan, Gilda Radner, Stephen Hawking, and Pamela Wallin), interspersed with intimate life stories collected through his years of practice. Chapters deal with stress, emotional repression, hormones, the "cancer personality," the biology of relationships, and the power of negative thinking. He backs up his claims with compelling evidence from the field, citing many controlled studies that have demonstrated correlations between psychosocial factors and disease.
Maté emphasizes that to decipher the hidden factors in chronic illness is not to blame the victim, and the book is free of assumptions that all illnesses are the result of ego issues. Rather, he provides the opportunity to address the unintentional transmission of stress and anxiety through the body and across generations.
Dr. Maté has a gift for making complicated medical findings accessible for the lay-person, while still relevant to the professional. Both will be grateful for the final chapter, "The Seven A's of Healing," in which Maté presents an open formula for healing and the prevention of illness resulting from hidden stress.
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- Ms. M. Considine
- 20-12-12
stress will kill
Written by a doctor, this book is complex but compelling. Mate convinced me to make changes to how I lived and gave me some insight into my own health problems. Recommend for auto-immune disease sufferers who want to make life changes.
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- Laura8
- 28-05-19
Spectacular
I was saddened to read some feedback online that Gabor Mate is blaming people for their conditions. Nothing could be further from the truth. The problem is that our society blames people for anything except physical symptoms. Is it any wonder that people suppress their beliefs, emotions, and live lives that make them unhappy. This book helped me understand myself better and validated why I might be struggling with chronic illness. The closing chapter says healing is about body, mind & soul and given my experiences so far I couldn't agree more
20 people found this helpful
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- k_b
- 11-08-18
Excellent content but too many chapters repeated
Valuable content, narrated in an engaging style. The only downside is that mid-way through the book, it seems like entire chapters have been re-recorded verbatim, which makes for inefficient listening. It would do with a good edit to remove the repetitive content.
20 people found this helpful
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- Robert
- 05-10-18
A must read!
Dr Gabor Maté is an excellent scientific researcher and his work is literally life-changing. It has helped me understand the causes for certain malfunctions and dysfunctions in my own physical and mental health, and his medical approach has helped me shift my life around and enjoy better health.
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- Clare
- 25-12-16
Wow!
This book is amazing. Everyone should read it. It is at the cutting edge of joining psychology (which when I did the a level I found distinctly unscientific) and biology to explain the previously unexplainable.
So many diseases I have been taught were inherited or caused by some carcinogen agent, but really, the things doctors often pronounce with such confidence are so poorly understood. This book actually fills in the gaps and shows why certain people get certain illnesses.
Keep reading to the very end. If you have one of the diseases mentioned in this book, you may start to feel blamed if you don't make it to the final chapters which explain beautifully that disease is basically a psycho-social phenomenon, where the person is a product of many factors previously out of their control.
The good news is once there is knowledge and insight, healing can begin.
Fascinating stuff.
36 people found this helpful
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- Glen Schneider
- 04-08-19
Everything gives you cancer
A great listen however basically the whole book tells you how stress is so bad for you. Then the last chapter gives you some tips on how to feel better.
It was a good book, however very troubling, especially if like me you live in a very high stress world where the end is not even in sight.
7 people found this helpful
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- KW
- 18-11-18
Must-read for everybody
Loved both the narration and the content which is beautifully written, well researched and based in a rich clinical experience, containing a lot of personal stories, not just of patients but of figures in a public domain as well. Thorough exploration of links between psyche and soma, repressed emotions and our attachment histories and symptoms we experience in here and now with a strong message to clinicians and patients alike to respect our feelings, needs and bodies before it is too late. I will listen to it again and again.
5 people found this helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 06-04-18
Perhaps my Audible app was being glitchy, but...
...there were several moments throughout the book where I was hearing the exact same passages more than once. Maybe the book was just repeating itself but it left me feeling like the audio was corrupted or something since the audio passages I heard repeat themselves were exactly the same (I mean, they weren’t the same passages being read a second time, they were copied and reused it seems)
Aside from the repetition problem (?), the book was very interesting and would still recommend it.
11 people found this helpful
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- vanessa
- 07-01-18
Bringing awareness to our mind body connection
Another excellent book by Gabor Matè giving an insight into the plight of society today and its never ending ailments. A great reminder of how the way we live our lives and react emotionally can have a much more detrimental effect on our body.
Highly recommended
5 people found this helpful
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- Sunshineblue
- 25-03-17
Interesting factual descriptive book without it being too heavy
I found this book extremely interesting. I found it engaging and extremely informative. It is written in a way that allows you to understand the biological content without simplifying it.
I learnt a lot from this book and found it very helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 29-09-19
good book, bad recording
the subject is for me, eye-opening. the recording has faults though, some parts repeat themselves
5 people found this helpful
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- Yaniv Peretz
- 20-05-18
Very good book.
The narrator explain both on intuitive and medical forms the impact of stress on general health.
just wondering if it could be shorter book.
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- manxie
- 09-06-19
A lot of useful information
Stress is one of those things that we all have and seem to handle in different ways. Now that I realise the damage it is doing I am grateful for the Author taking the time to share his knowledge. I believe that even just being aware of hidden stress in day to day life makes it a little easier to handle.
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- Rebecca O.
- 14-06-17
A bit long but redeemed in the end
Enjoyed it at first, a bit long winded in the middle section - too many chapters with nothing much new. But loved the end - worth reading to the end, could skip a few middle chapters!
Excellent narration.
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- Dianne Achilles
- 12-01-21
Informative and enlightening
Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book and have purchased a written copy to future referencing. The only issue was many of the chapters were repeated after already having been read which made for a long book. I would have listened again but already feel I have listened to this book twice already.
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- Cristi
- 27-11-20
Strongly recommended but...
I strongly recommend this book but there is something you should know... it has a lot of duplicated chapters. So it looks long but it's actually not.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-09-20
Wow book.
Great insights. I am a believer now! A must listen to everyone!!! Very enlightening. I loved it
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- Carolina Villamizar
- 04-09-20
another great book from Dr. Maté
he doesn't write boring books, his teachings are simply amazing. One of my favorite authors and researchers. As a Biologist he has given me the chance to see life in a different way. This book is a great!
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- Anonymous User
- 09-08-20
Wow effect
Thank you for all the infomations! Very helpful and instructive. Wow effect regarding to some informations. Highly recommended!
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- Anonymous User
- 24-02-20
Brilliant
Excellent, insightful and life changing! I would recommend this book to anyone looking for the answers to ill health. I loved it.