Doing is the laboratory of learning. Jim Swinging the racquet in the air to hear the strings hum while volleys zing past my ears. Once again, I bow to your eloquence. I elected to just open the door for people who were ready to accept help finding which door to open. That is why each chapter has something practical, for the person with that condition, to do that would help likely more than anything conventional they may have tried.
Personal experience is the most important thing to change peoples' minds.
NONE of these chapters even approach an exhaustive coverage of all that is known about alternatives for that condition. Hopefully it does at least open the door a crack. Your practical resources and references are invaluable. I say shut up and put the knowledge into practice, then you ll have something to talk about. I give a heartfelt thanks.