The Quantum Doctor: A Quantum Physicist Explains the Healing Power of Integral Medicine

This is the book that finally defines the next frontier in medicine, the insight that the mind of the patient is the healer, argued from a purely scientific standpoint. The Whole Foods Plant-Based diet is already shifting the responsibility for our health and wellness to the patient, because diet and prevention are becoming topmost in any concept of wellness and health. On the other hand, it is regrettable that Goswami, at the time of this writing apparently was not aware of the revolution of the Whole Foods Plant-Based diet, for if he were, he would not have had that heart operation, but gone on the Esselstyn diet, and he would not have made exception for allopathy for viagra, for ED is merely an early warning for cardiovascular disease and the only known actual cure is a whole-foods, plant-based diet without added sugar, oil or salt. Nor would he have allowed cholesterol lowering drugs, they all produce more harm than good. The whole foods plant-based diet will fix your cholesterol in short order. In short there are now two paradigm shifts going on, one is that of "let food be thy medicine," based on the new nutritional paradigm of plant-based food, which followed from the China Study. That empowers the patient to take responsibility for their health, or in other words, that shifts the focus to the mind of the patient. That is where The Quantum Doctor comes in. That really makes it clear that well being is a decision in the mind, which then may be executed by, among other things, choosing a plant-based diet. if you stay trapped in the physiological logic of the Newtonian reality of the body, and the neurophysiological problems such as The Pleasure Trap, there is not much hope for breaking out of the food addiction.

I have read this book twice over a span of two years. As a person who has been interested in alternative medicine for the past 30 years, I find the book to be very much on the cutting edge of current research findings and Goswami to be well versed in many areas relating to medicine, philosophy,religion,etc. He takes some liberties in his explanation of the hierarchy of our spiritual being and how it works, but the explanation seems plausible and logical. Good Read.

So much important, relevant, and possibly paradigm shifting infirmnation to many people. Everybody should read this. The first third was a bit "dry" for me, hard to get into, but the rest completely made up for it. And tge first third IS needed to establish an understanding of what he is talking about throughout the rest. A must read book, although I doubt everyone will be able to appreciate it's powerful insight and information on the first read. A book you get more and more from the more you read it, and that is not saying you cannot gain much from the first reading!

I only DIDN'T choose 5 stars because of my own limitations of grasping part of this! Fantastic eye opening book that is required reading for one of my classes toward my PhD in Integrative medicine & it was absolutely fascinating! Parts were over my head, but I have no doubt as I further my education in this field, that will change.

Amit Goswami is one of the very few who have offered a lucid explanation of Monistic Idealism - also called The Perennial Philosophy - in terms accessible to the modern-day reader. Moreover Dr. Goswami is unique in reconciling this profound philosophy with the newly proven truths of 21st century physics, a field in which he is an acknowledged expert. His five-level schema of human existence, so rational as to seem obvious, corresponds exactly to the five "sheaths" of existence described in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. In his work Dr. Goswami draws quantum physics, psychology and medicine together into a single vast continuum.

I like the Quantum Activist (Amit Goswami) very much, I love to hear what he has to say, but it is still difficult because he has been in this study for almost all of his life, and forgets that some may not understand it as well as he does. So in this book, I had to go back and forth a lot, underline things, and mark pages for later reference. Another person who writes about this is Gary Zukav, who is a little easier to understand, but also isn't as involved as this book.

The book is very enlightening and educational. The subject matter is applicable to some concepts that I am currently studying in regard to personal health and well being. The only complaint that I would have concerns Amit Goswami's writing style.l He is first and foremost a physicist and may have difficulty making his ideas clear to the lay reader. It does help if one has some exposure to quantum physics in order follow the text. however, if one stays with it the reader can benefit greatly. I would recommend the book to anyone interested in this subject.

Good book for those who don’t know much about alternative medicine. Being myself a medical professional, I can say the book is valid in its medical perspectives. It’s very thought provoking and takes time to fully understand though. Don’t rush through it.