The Great Pain Deception. Faulty Medical Advice Is Making Us Worse

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"I am pleased to be represented by Steve who has experienced the value of understanding the process of TMS." - John E. Sarno, MD. "I consider this to be the definitive encyclopedia of TMS." - Paul Gwozdz, MD. "There is great wisdom and clarity here. I highly recommend this book and its message." - Christiane Northrup, MD. "Steve has done an excellent job exploring the realm of mindbody medicine, making this an excellent resource for those who are still looking for answers." - Marc Sopher, MD. "This is a really really great book!" - Janette Barber. Recipient of two awards in the 2012 International Book Award contest, this work reveals that common pains, such as back, knee, and shoulder pain, often stem from emotional conflicts rather than physical abnormalities. The author argues that pain is a deception created by the mind to shield us from uncomfortable emotions. Drawing on Dr. Sarno's findings from the 1970s, it explains how elevated tension levels lead to oxygen reduction in the autonomic nervous system, causing pain misattributed to imaging results. Through his personal journey of overcoming a 30-year battle with pain, the author shares insights into the mindbody connection and the role of ego in healing. He emphasizes that symptoms are manifestations of internal conflict and that modern medicine often overlooks the body’s messages. This compelling narrative serves as a guide for those seeking understanding and healing