Michael Goldstein Livres

The book explores the rising significance of alternative medicine in American society, highlighted by a notable increase in usage among the population. It delves into the clinical, economic, and political dimensions of various alternative care practices, revealing their appeal to those seeking health solutions. Goldstein, a pioneer in alternative medicine research, examines the interplay between spirituality and health, along with the evolving landscape of healthcare that includes both conventional and alternative treatments, addressing implications for all stakeholders involved.

Cluster headaches (also called cluster migraines or Horton's syndrome) are similar to migraines but are much more severe. Attacks arrive in clusters lasting weeks to months, with months or years between headache cycles. Common medications are ineffective at providing relief, and the pain is so excruciating that many victims have committed suicide. Unlike other headaches, one cannot simply take a couple of aspirin and continue with everyday events.Cluster headaches affect one out of every 400 adults, yet many victims suffer alone. Their symptoms were either misdiagnosed, or they are unaware of current treatment modalities. But help is now available for the thousands of men and women who are afflicted with this debilitating ailment.This concise manual on cluster headaches is furnished to encourage and support cluster headache victims, their families, and the doctors who are trying to help them. It contains more than 200 profiles of cluster headache sufferers, along with candid excerpts by medical doctors and their patients. More importantly, it clarifies symptoms, elaborates on factors likely to provoke the condition, and provides the most up-to-date, cutting-edge therapies for treating and relieving the pain.

The story centers on Jacob 'Jack' Goldstein, a mid-upper gunner in a Lancaster bomber who tragically lost his life during a crucial WW2 mission over Nürnberg on March 16, 1945. As the sole casualty among his crew, his legacy is honored through the heartfelt tribute of his widow, Sadie, who inscribed 'Shalom!' in the remembrance book at his burial site in Dürnbach War Graves Cemetery. The narrative delves into themes of sacrifice, love, and remembrance amidst the backdrop of war's final days.

The book explores the shortcomings of decades of activism and electoral efforts in achieving sustainability, peace, and justice, revealing how the political system stifles genuine change. It discusses the escalating crises in the U.S. and poses a critical dilemma: the potential rise of neofascism versus the hope for true democracy. Offering a vision for a transformative, nonviolent movement rooted in love and realism, it aims to empower future generations to create a self-governing society that serves the common good.