books about: misconceptions     books:       Misconceptions: Truth, Lies, and the Unexpected on the Journey to Motherhood113 reviews Naomi Wolf Anchor, 2003 OPENED MY EYES If you're pregnant and don't care if your ob/gyn pumps you full of meds and performs an episiotomy on you and/or a c-section in order to better fit your baby's birth into his busy schedule, then don't read this book. My wife is probably as far from being a rabid feminist as a person can be. But she does happen to have this wacky idea that giving birth ought to be something a woman can do without ...             What Catholics Really Believe-Setting the Record Straight: 52 Answers to Common Misconceptions About the ...50 reviews Karl Keating Ignatius Press, 1995 You can profit spiritually from this book This is an outstanding short book. Mr. Keating masterfully answers 52 tough questions and misconceptions about the Catholic Faith. The author is an authority in the growing field of Catholic Apologetics; his style is fluid and he feels comfortable with any and all questions. You will certainly enjoy this book.             The Diseasing of America's Children: Exposing the ADHD Fiasco and Empowering Parents to Take Back Control1 review John Rosemond, Bose Ravenel Thomas Nelson, 2008 Agree with "ideas", but there are exceptions I was so excited when this book arrived and read through it very quickly. I was desperately looking for information to help my 7-year old (diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and ADHD). The reason I sped through the book is because I was trying to get to the "good part". I wanted specific information on how I can help my son pay attention in class, keep his hands ...             Weight Watchers Weight Loss That Lasts14 reviews James M., M.D. Rippe, Weight Watchers Wiley, 2004 Very good weightloss book The price is right and the information is very eye-opening. I have read most of the book and it made me feel that weight loss was possible. It was easy reading and I liked how they had it structured with the different myths of lossing weight. This is probably a re-reader to keep you focused on what is important!!! I highly recommend this book to anyone that has weight to loose whether it is a ...             Bad Astronomy: Misconceptions and Misuses Revealed, from Astrology to the Moon Landing "Hoax"36 reviews Philip C. Plait Wiley, 2002 Great book for us non-astronomy experts I bought this book expecting to read the usual stuff about why some people think that the moon landing was a hoax and how astrology doesnt really work (as explained on the cover). But i was suprised to learn about so many things that I actually thought really did exist in the world of astronomy. I really did think that the water spun in a different direction in australia, and that the sky was ...             Medical Myths That Can Kill You: And the 101 Truths That Will Save, Extend, and Improve Your Life11 reviews Nancy L. Md Snyderman Crown, 2008 My Opinion Dear Nancy Your advice is so highly regarded. What is best is that when you speak to everyone, You have such a way with comunicating. Which I belive is a gift. Thank you so much for helping so many people. Sincerly Michael L. Chapman Maine, 04042             Fatal Misconception: The Struggle to Control World Population8 reviews Matthew Connelly Belknap Press, 2008 Lions and tigers and too many babies, oh my! This is a beautifully written book about an incendiary topic. Starting with Malthus many argued that population would overwhelm our resources. Life expectancy kept growing, swelling the levels of humans alive. A vast population control movement swung into motion, bent on stamping out population growth everywhere, but especially in poor countries. Many of the early members of the ...             Autism's False Prophets: Bad Science, Risky Medicine, and the Search for a Cure29 reviews Paul A. Offit Columbia University Press, 2008 Finally a clear voice After thirty years as a pediatrician I have read volumes of literature on the controversies in health care and do so with a cautious optomism. Dr. Offit has authored an enjoyable summary of a complex subject.I read it overnight. I've passed my copy on to another in my group and will order more for my loaner library.             The Amateur's Mind: Turning Chess Misconceptions into Chess Mastery69 reviews Jeremy Silman Siles Press, 1999 Significantly Improved My Play, Too No book improved my play like this one did. If you're a rank beginner, it's too advanced for you, but if you are in the 1000 to 1700 range, it can drastically help you. Ever wonder what to do once you finish developing all your pieces? You'll never wonder again. I improved about 150 points in my USCF rating directly as a result of this book. (It REALLY helps against computers, too, because of ...             Understanding Flight14 reviews David Anderson, Scott Eberhardt McGraw-Hill Professional, 2000 A great introduction into flight I always was very interested in flight and aerodynamics but never really had the chance to read a book that gave me a clear understanding of the principles that are involved in it. Understanding Flight is a great introduction for everyone who is interested in this field. It provides a lot of useful information and explains the phenomenon of flight in a easy way. The good thing about this book ...             Bad Medicine: Misconceptions and Misuses Revealed, from Distance Healing to Vitamin O (Wiley Bad Science ...24 reviews Christopher Wanjek Wiley, 2002 interesting, readable, funny Some reviewers were a little skeptical about the author, but a quick search on google will show that he is indeed qualified to write about medicine. But about the book: I found this book to be written in a very readable and easy to understand way. Many times I chuckled outloud at the authors sarcasm. While most people know why homeopathic medicine is bunk, he goes onto explain why it is ...             21 Things God Never Said: Correcting Our Misconceptions About Evangelism1 review R. Larry Moyer Kregel Academic & Professional, 2004 a good read, not a need to read. This is a good complimentary read for those sharing the Gospel. you are ot going to be overwhelmed by any theological lingo.             Heart Frauds: Uncovering the Biggest Health Scam in History10 reviews Charles T. McGee Piccadilly Books, 2001 Out of the darkness into the Light What a revelation. So glad to have read this book. Such a shame that the medical elite have to keep the American public in the dark on the more up to date science on why we are so heart attack prone in this country. I am so glad Dr. McGee is not afaid to tell the truth! People have to be more invovled and take more initiative in their health care and truly do some of their own research and ...             Process of Discovery: A Writer's Workshop R. J. Willey, Jennifer I Berne McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages, 1996 PROCESS OF DISCOVERY is a contemporary, brief guide to writing that treats students as writers. Designed for basic and freshman writing courses, this text focuses on the writing process and the importance of revision. It also encourages students to develop their own meaningful topics for writing, to discover their voices in writing, and to work in groups during all stages of the composing process. All writing concerns are treated within the ...             Conventional Wisdom and American Elections: Exploding Myths, Exploring Misconceptions Jody Baumgartner, Peter L. Francia Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2007 Conventional Wisdom and American Elections: Exploding Myths, Exploring Misconceptions debunks many common myths that have arisen about the electoral process in the past few decades. Topics include campaign finance, political participation and voting, the role of campaigns, internet campaigning, negative campaigning, political parties, and the role the media plays in the electoral process. Each chapter offers comprehensive coverage of the subject ...             Misconceptions (Love Spectrum Romance)4 reviews Pamela Leigh Starr Genesis Press, 2005 Does Love Overcome All? Who says love doesn't fly the friendly skies? Cassie Villiere couldn't help but fall in love with Daniel, the handsome pilot on her route. Things couldn't have gone better, because he displays the same feelings for her. Problem is, Daniel has some serious insecurities to deal with, especially since he doesn't trust women and feels that he doesn't deserve love - from anyone. They also have to ...             Healing Myths, Healing Magic: Breaking the Spell of Old Illusions; Reclaiming Our Power to Heal8 reviews Donald M. Epstein Amber-Allen Publishing, 2000 Provoking, Challenging, Yet Easy To Read! I highly recommend Donald Epstein's most readable book, Healing Myths, Healing Magic. Pick any chapter that appeals to you, read it, and it stands on its own. Like most anything Donald does, it is absolutely profound and thought provoking; so for me reading a chapter or two and then digesting the information for awhile works best. Inevitably, in this book, Donald will label a myth something ...             America Fooled: The Truth About Antidepressants, Antipsychotics And How We've Been Deceived17 reviews Timothy Scott Argo Pub., 2006 A Must-Read for a Valuable Learning Experience I'm an electrician, not a medical person. In fact, this was the first book I've read from cover to cover in several years. I thought I might not be able to understand this book, but that was not the case at all. It is easily understood and needs to be read by more and more people. Americans need to understand that FDA approval of a drug does not mean that a drug works. To receive FDA ...             Conceptions & Misconceptions: The Informed Consumer's Guide Through the Maze of in Vitro Fertilization & ...4 reviews Arthur L. Wisot, David R. Meldrum Hartley and Marks Publishers, 2004 Must Have Book for Assisted Reproduction Conceptions & Misconception is truly the "must have" book for any couple faced with assisted reproduction. Whether you are just starting out and wondering if you should see your doctor about your difficulties conceiving or whether you have been at it for a while and have seen your fair share of doctors with little to show for your efforts, this book will offer you insight, information, ...             Evaluating Mineral Projects: Applications and Misconceptions Thomas F. Torries Society for Mining Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998 Whether you're an experienced evaluator of mineral projects, a student, or a decision maker who is not a practitioner but must use evaluation results, this new book is an essential reference for your bookshelf. Designed to complement traditional engineering texts, this book emphasizes the concepts of mineral project evaluation rather than computational details. 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