The Restoration of The Human Body (In 7 Parts)
The new book by Dr. Sergey Dzugan that you hold in your handsThe Restoration of the Human Bodyis an excellent, most unique masterpiece - a gateway to the 21st century of medicine. The book is written in an easy-going way, like a pirouette by a prima ballerina seemingly so light and easy, but yet demanding of highest professionalism, training and thorough knowledge of each detail involved... It is an elegant piece of work of high scientific level and at the same time understandable in common sense, even amusing, written both for professionals and laymen alike - a book for the intelligent reader. This book is a must and should be possessed by libraries, university libraries, and bookshelves of private persons, even as a bedside pleasure.I remember meeting Dr. Dzugan for the first time at the International Anti-Aging congress in Milan. After his brilliant lecture the overwhelmed audience rushed out to get his signature on his previous bookYour Blood Doesn't Lie, which was a fascinating reading for me as well.Sergey Dzugan's book discusses at length the science behind physiologic decline and how it can be restored, about the art of aging, presenting enough information in the best way possible so that the reader can have a better understanding of how our bodies work. A question is posed in 'How does the restoration of human physiology work?' Sergey Dzugan's answer is 'by natural approach, which takes into account a multitude of subsystems that need to be fixed so that the body is rejuvenated to what we enjoyed in our 20s'.The human life should be considered as an indivisible continuum where each of the developmental stages is equally important, all stages interdependent and inseparable from the whole individual s life continuum. In this continuum, the individual represents the indivisible entity of all functions on physiological or physical, psychological and social levels. The physical, biochemical, endocrinological, immunological and psychological processes represent a whole which cannot be divided.The transdisciplinary and integrative aspect of sciences and their entree in 21st century is the true vision for our common efforts - in this light I also see this new book by Sergey Dzugan. Reading it gave me much pleasure and inspiration and I warmly recommend it to the broad public of both professionals and interested laymen. --Peter G. Fedor-Freybergh, MD, PhD, Dr.h.c multi. Obstetrician, Gynecologist, Psychiatrist, Child Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist