In his new book, Dr. Samuel Mann presents a pioneering understanding of the unrecognized role in the mind-body connection of emotions that we don’t feel and are completely unaware of. Vivid case histories and supportive evidence will strongly convey the powerful role of repression of painful emotion as a widely unrecognized key component of both our emotional resilience and of the mind-body connection. More importantly, he highlights how this understanding can empower readers to seek healing pathways or pharmacologic approaches that would not have been considered.

Samuel J. Mann, M.D.

Nationally Known Author and Hypertension Specialist

Beyond Mainstream Medical Thinking

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Beyond Mainstream Medical Thinking

Dr. Samuel Mann’s Blog Series

Barriers to Healing Awareness

The role of repressed emotions in causing or aggravating medical conditions, and the potential impact of gaining a healing awareness, constitute a new frontier. The rapid responses seen in some patients indicate without question that gaining awareness of repressed emotions can have a healing effect. This blog highlights barriers to awareness and why further interventions to facilitate healing awareness needs to be studied.

How Much Water Should You Drink Every Day?

I encounter many patients who adhere religiously to the dictum that they should drink eight glasses a day of water or other fluids. For some, this is good advice. For others, it can be harmful and even dangerous!.

Time to Heal: Recognizing Repression

We have been given powerful tools to support our resilience and help us in coping with severe emotional stress. Repressing emotions enables us to not feel our most painful emotions, and to move on, but those hidden emotions linger and, though no one realizes it, can affect our health. This blog highlights a new understanding of the role of repression in both our resilience and in medical illness.

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A Fresh Perspective The Mind-Body Connection and Medical Conditions

This blog reflects my views on the unrecognized link between powerful emotions that are hidden from our awareness and the subsequent development of a long list of inadequately explained and treated medical conditions.

About Samuel J. Mann, M.D.

Dr. Mann is a physician, author and researcher specializing in the management of hypertension at New York Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medical College.

While Dr. Mann is from a prestigious medical institution at the forefront of heart health and traditional medicine in the US, he offers an important alternative perspective that goes beyond mainstream schools of thought. He offers an understanding that helps optimize individualization and effectiveness of treatment of hypertension.

He has released two pioneering, well reviewed books on hypertension, and his soon to be launched book Hidden Within Us will highlight a new understanding of the mind- body connection as it pertains to medical conditions.

He has published numerous papers in leading medicine, hypertension and psychology journals and received national media and broadcast coverage on the subject matter.

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Hypertension and You

Old Drugs, New Drugs and the Right Drugs for Your High Blood Pressure

This book focuses on the drug treatment of hypertension with the message that even though we have many effective drugs millions are living with inadequate blood pressure control and/or avoidable side effects because they are not on the medication that is right for them. The book explains in understandable language how we can control hypertension without side effects in almost every patient by selecting the medication that is right for each individual.

Healing Hypertension

A Revolutionary New Approach

This book explains why decades of mind/body research focused on the usual suspects of stress, anger and anxiety have failed to help us understand or treat hypertension, and puts the spotlight on a new understanding of the mind/body connection.

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