Anxiety & Panic Attacks : Their Cause and Cure

Media:	Paperback
Author:	Robert Handly, Pauline Neff
Publisher:	Fawcett
Release date:	12 April, 1987
Our price:	$6.99

Anxiety & Panic Attacks : Their Cause and Cure

Average rating: Stars

Good - not great

I cannot say that I got anything special from this book - it's useful, but after trying several things, it's not the first I'd go with. I would suggest "hope & help for your nerves" (by Weekes) or the program from http://selftherapy.org

Anxiety & Panic Attacks : Their Cause and Cure - Robert Handly, Pauline Neff

Very good but misses one important factor

I am very familiar with the pain of anxiety, panic attacks, and agoraphobia for I suffered from these maladies for several decades. During those years of suffering I underwent treatment by psychiatrists, psychologists, and hypnotherapists. I took various prescribed medications and read many books, of which this was one of the best, but still I experienced little relief. And then, after I began taking a daily supplement of chelated magnesium for another seemingly-unrelated ailment, for the first time I began experiencing significant diminishment of anxiety. There seemed to be no explanation for this wonderful change until the publication in 2003 of the book The Miracle of Magnesium by Dr. Carolyn Dean. In her wonderful book Dr. Dean reveals that a major cause of anxiety and panic attacks is deficiency of magnesium and that magnesium deficiency is quite common in the U.S. Therefore, I beg all sufferers of anxiety, panic attacks, and agoraphobia to purchase and read The Miracle of Magnesium by Dr. Carolyn Dean and try the magnesium supplementation which she recommends. It may change your life as has changed mine.

Robert Handly, Pauline Neff - Anxiety & Panic Attacks : Their Cause and Cure

bait & switch

Lucinda has a radio add that offers a free tape. I called for the free tape, & was subjected to the most high pressure sales attempt I've experienced in quite some time. They practically insisted I go ahead & order the whole program under a "money back if unsatisfied in 30 days" attempt. I told them 3 times & quite clearly NO! They hung up on me...

To my way of thinking, the majority of her callers are already depressed and/or anxious, and to treat them this way is unethical. What if I was suicidal (I'm not)? This could have been the final straw. When you market to depressed people, this needs to be considered.

Based on this, I'll never read another one of her books. This one was a complete waste of my hard earned $$, & I'll not buy, read, or recomend any of her products.

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