Anticancer

作者:Servan-Schreiber, David

页数:288

价格:USD 32.95

装帧:精装

isbn号码:9781410410566

具体描述

Anticancer: A New Way of Life:

Over 1 million copies sold worldwide

#1 ranked and best selling cancer book On Amazon.com

#1 ranked and best selling cancer on Barnes & Nobles Online and #1 under Health - Diseases & Disorders

#2 best selling book in Wal-Mart's Health & Wellness

A #1 best seller in France -- over 300,000 copies sold

A two time New York Times bestseller

Anticancer: A New Way of Life is the #1 ranked and best selling book about cancer in the WORLD

Officially translated into 36 languages

What is Anticancer?

Anticancer describes natural methods of health care that contribute to preventing the development of cancer or to bolstering treatment. They are meant to serve as a complement to conventional approaches (such as surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy)

Dr. Servan-Schreiber's book shares his new view on life as a cancer survivor. He explores both traditional and non-traditional approaches to prevent, fight and treat cancer. His book explains how anyone can incorporate these healthier approaches into their life.

Behavioral changes slow the growth of cancer cells

Anticancer outlines the role of diet, exercise, stress management and the environment in reducing your chances for cancer. Avoiding certain chemicals found in household cleaning products and perfumes is one way you can control your environment. Healthy changes to everyday life can reduce cancer risks by stopping the growth of cancer cells, which he calls “outlaws.” These changes, even if they are small, strengthen the immune system. They also reduce cell inflammation, which “outlaws” need to grow. “All in all, anything that boosts our immune system fights cancer,” Servan-Schreiber says. “And, certain food items or behaviors that have anti-inflammatory properties can help stop cancer from spreading.”

Spreading knowledge about cancer prevention makes a difference

The inspiration for Anticancer came during dinner with his brother at a small Italian restaurant in Paris. While eating a plate of grilled vegetables and a small side of pasta with pesto, Servan-Schreiber listened to his brother talk about how much their family and friends had changed their lifestyles and behaviors, based on what he had taught them about cancer prevention. “For a number of years, I never talked about my disease or what I was doing to help myself,” says Servan-Schreiber. “I wanted my patients to think that I was in good enough shape to care for them, which I was. But, a few years down the line, after I was doing well, my brother told me that as a doctor, I shouldn’t keep that information from the public. He said I had to share my findings with the world. And, he was right. It was then that I decided to write ‘Anti Cancer’.”

Why I wrote "Anticancer: A New Way of Life" - by Dr. Servan-Schreiber

"This book is above all my testimony as a witness and fellow sufferer. I had cancer. I’m cured now, and I wanted to share what I learned with other people. Being a doctor doesn’t protect you from cancer. But because I’m a doctor and a scientist, I was able to take my knowledge to its limits and learn to look after myself. I wanted to write the book I would have liked to read – the book that, if it had existed, would have helped me to avoid falling ill, and that would have helped me learn very quickly how to give my cancer treatments the best possible chance of working."

Watch an MD Anderson presentation by Dr. Servan-Schreiber, as he explains the modern day cancer epidemic and the Anticancer lifestyle approach

作者简介

David Servan-Schreiber (born 1961 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine), M.D., Ph.D. is a French physician, neuroscientist and author. He is a clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.[citation needed] He is also a lecturer in the Faculty of Medicine of Lyon I.[citation needed] He was co-founder and then director of the Centre for Integrative Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Following his volunteer activity as physician in Iraq in 1991, he was one of the founders of the US branch of Médecins Sans Frontières, the international organization that was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999. He also served as volunteer in Guatemala, Kurdistan, Tajikistan, India and Kosovo.[1] In 2002 he was awarded the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society Presidential Award for Outstanding Career in Psychiatry.[citation needed] He is the author of Healing Without Freud or Prozac (translated in 29 languages, 1.3 million copies sold), and Anticancer, a New Way of Life (translated in 35 languages, New York Times and international best-seller, 1 million copies in print) in which he discloses his own diagnosis with a malignant brain tumor at the age of 31 and the treatment program that he put together to help himself beyond his surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. He is also a regular columnist for Ode Magazine and other publications.

Having been treated twice for a malignant brain tumor, he is a leading figure in his engagement for integrative approaches to the prevention and treatment of cancer ; he popularizes his knowledge through teaching seminars, lectures, books, a blog and audio books.

David Servan-Schreiber is the eldest son of the late French journalist, author and politician Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber.

读后感

不过具有讽刺意味的是，作者提出不少蔬菜水果有防癌抗癌作用的，在我天朝买到的这些蔬菜水果，也一样会致癌，因为农药用得太多，运输中还大量使用防腐剂保鲜。现在大概全世界都知道中国人吃的是有毒食品了，在中国，不需要抗癌........................................... 癌...

不过具有讽刺意味的是，作者提出不少蔬菜水果有防癌抗癌作用的，在我天朝买到的这些蔬菜水果，也一样会致癌，因为农药用得太多，运输中还大量使用防腐剂保鲜。现在大概全世界都知道中国人吃的是有毒食品了，在中国，不需要抗癌........................................... 癌...

不过具有讽刺意味的是，作者提出不少蔬菜水果有防癌抗癌作用的，在我天朝买到的这些蔬菜水果，也一样会致癌，因为农药用得太多，运输中还大量使用防腐剂保鲜。现在大概全世界都知道中国人吃的是有毒食品了，在中国，不需要抗癌........................................... 癌...

不过具有讽刺意味的是，作者提出不少蔬菜水果有防癌抗癌作用的，在我天朝买到的这些蔬菜水果，也一样会致癌，因为农药用得太多，运输中还大量使用防腐剂保鲜。现在大概全世界都知道中国人吃的是有毒食品了，在中国，不需要抗癌........................................... 癌...

不过具有讽刺意味的是，作者提出不少蔬菜水果有防癌抗癌作用的，在我天朝买到的这些蔬菜水果，也一样会致癌，因为农药用得太多，运输中还大量使用防腐剂保鲜。现在大概全世界都知道中国人吃的是有毒食品了，在中国，不需要抗癌........................................... 癌...

用户评价

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这本书给我最大的触动源于它对“群体心理”的深刻洞察。它描绘了一个在特定压力环境下，个体如何被集体情绪裹挟、异化，乃至最终走向自我毁灭的过程。作者没有进行说教，而是通过一系列冷静客观的事件记录，展示了从最初的恐慌到后来的盲从，再到最终爆发的完整链条。我特别关注了其中关于信息传播和谣言扩散的部分，那些场景的描绘令人不寒而栗，仿佛能听到耳边充斥着那些不负责任的低语，而个体理性如何在这种噪音中逐渐消亡。这种对群体非理性行为的剖析，放之于任何一个时代背景下都具有极强的现实意义。它迫使我反思，在社会风暴来临时，我们究竟有多少自主思考的能力，以及维护独立判断的代价究竟有多大。这本书提供了一个绝佳的观察窗口，去审视人类社会结构中那些脆弱而易碎的环节。

读完这本书后，我感觉自己的感官被重新校准了一遍。作者对于感官细节的捕捉达到了令人惊叹的程度，他笔下的气味、触感和温度，都仿佛能穿透纸面直接作用于读者。我能清晰地闻到雨后泥土的潮湿气息，能感受到角色手掌上粗糙的纹理，甚至能体会到那种长期压抑后产生的胸闷感。这种对物理世界的极致关注，反而反衬出人物内心世界的巨大空虚和疏离。这种独特的叙事张力，让阅读体验变得极其沉浸，几乎忘记了自己是在阅读文字，更像是在亲身体验一段被放慢的、细节无比丰富的人生片段。结尾的处理尤为高明，它没有提供一个明确的答案或解决，而是留下了一个开放式的、充满余韵的画面，像是一首未完待续的交响乐，让读者带着自身的思考和情感，继续在脑海中演奏下去。这是一部需要用心去“感受”而非仅仅“阅读”的作品。

这本书的叙事如同行走在一条蜿蜒曲折、光影交错的小径上。作者以其细腻入微的笔触，描绘了主角在面对生活巨变时的内心挣扎与坚韧。我尤其欣赏他对人物内心世界的挖掘，那种微妙的情感波动，没有被夸大，也没有被轻描淡写，而是如同清晨的露珠，晶莹而真实地呈现在眼前。故事的节奏把握得恰到好处，时而舒缓，让人有时间去品味那些深刻的哲思，时而陡然加速，将读者推向一个又一个意想不到的转折点。读到其中几处关于人际关系的描摹，我仿佛能看到自己的影子，那些未曾言明的隔阂与期盼，都被作者用一种近乎残酷的诚实揭示出来。整本书读下来，感觉像经历了一次深入灵魂的洗礼，它没有提供廉价的安慰剂，而是给予了面对困境所需的勇气和视角。那些关于选择、关于失去的段落，至今仍在我的脑海中回荡，提醒着我生命中那些不可逆转的瞬间。

从文学技巧的角度来看，这本书的语言风格是极其大胆和富有实验性的。它摒弃了传统小说的平铺直叙，转而采用了一种混杂着诗意独白、学术引文和日常口语的复合文本结构。这种风格的挑战性在于，它要求读者投入极大的注意力去解码每一个词语背后的多重含义。我惊喜地发现，作者在处理一些抽象概念时，能找到极其具象、甚至略带超现实主义色彩的比喻，这使得那些原本晦涩的哲学思辨变得触手可及。例如，他对“时间流逝”的描绘，不是用钟表的滴答声，而是用一栋建筑的缓慢剥落来呈现，这种转化极富感染力。虽然某些段落的晦涩程度令人需要反复推敲，但这恰恰是其魅力所在——它拒绝被轻易消化，它强迫你慢下来，去思考文字背后更深层的意图。总的来说，这是一次对语言界限的有力拓展。