This author had a heart transplant, and is a leading Psychologist researcher on transplants.  He interviewed doctors and surgeons, and exposes and identifies some of the things that are largely ignored.  Amazing evidence from many transplant surgeons for the heart as a storage for memory, feelings and certain emotions.  It does more than people have ever realised, evidence from transplants is suggesting. 

Heart’s Code, by Paul P. Pearsall, a psychologist takes the reader on journey to through the mysteries of the heart, not the mind. The Heart’s Code explains some of the theories and research behind an interesting area of study called energy cardiology. With thought provoking evidence, stories and ancient wisdom Pearsall presents the idea that the heart is actually the link between the mind, spirit and body. The link between mind, spirit and body is believed by most people to be your conscience; the fact that Pearsall is able to give scientific evidence that the heart may indeed be the source of the conscience is eye-opening.

The connection between Eastern and Western medicine for some may seem as far away as the continents themselves. This book, however helps bring these two health practices much closer together. Western medical practices and discoveries actually validate Chinese, Hindu and other Eastern medical practices. The body, being the central core of medical need, is examined in this journal as a basis for bringing together the two practices. Learn how health care practitioners can actually use their hands to create and direct forces of energy via their hands to heal broken bodies. This will be the book that changes your very view of what you want from your health care providers.