Book Title: The Unculture of Internal Medicine
Description: The author was born in 1963 and is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist. For several years he has suffered from a rare and severe illness, during the course of which he experienced the behavior of several consulted internists as ignorant, illogical and callous. The author himself had to arrange for the necessary diagnostics, which led to a lung operation. Without self-medication, he would have suffocated. While conducting research in order to save his own life, he discovered shortcomings in internal medicine which significantly reduce patients' chances of survival. These shortcomings involve invasive fungal diseases, cancer and diabetes. He explains how the theoretical concept of type 2 diabetes is based on a semantic confusion. He recommends replacing the phantom of 'insulin resistance' wit...
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Author(s): Rolf H. Fricke
Publisher(s): Books on Demand
Publish Date: 2017-11-23
Book Pages: 208
Industry Identifier: ISBN_10: 3746050871
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Subjects: Political Science / General
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