This book serves a very specific purpose: the spreadi
information. Lest that be taken as an obvious fact， I
remember that， because of the overwhelming amou
information to be sifted and sorted through， people are
too happy to relinquish responsibility for their health
The search for information may become a matter of
no further than to the nearest doctor (or to one who c
highly recommended by a friend or relative) for \"the f~
The point is that facts go just so far; then judgment cal
needed. Rarely is there one unalterable \"truth\" wt
comes to how to treat a disease or condition. In the c~
arthritis， there are several different schools of thoug
garding diagnosis and treatment. This book illustrate
illuminates them， in clear， jargon-free language.
One of the well-known elements in the succ
treatment of any disease is the so-callext placebo phen
non: the patient will respond best to the treatment he c
believes in most.
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