For some of us, myself included, chronic illness can be a cruel and painful road that we're unfortunately forced to walk alone. For in that place we spend far too many years suffering in total isolation where perceptions, prejudices and ignorance dominate every facet of our mortal being. Few of us know however that the majority of chronic illnesses results from our body moving into chronic Toxic state. But let me be very clear here, that toxicity is not a manifestation of a weak psychology it is always the derivative of disease and that is FACT.

Despite what you may have been told and/or currently think about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome I can assure you that it's not a life sentence and that is a FACT. Because once we understand the rationale behind root cause analysis, we are able to free ourselves from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome's grasp and soar once more like the eagles we were born to be. You see, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is nothing more than an expression of disease, accept that and you allow yourself to explore the potential for effective diagnosis and treatment of far greater simplicity than you may currently know.

To live with OCD is to connect with the very essence of mortal fragility, where perceptions of this horrendous condition are clouded at worst and where hope always seems to be in some far distant horizon at best. But despite populist beliefs, OCD is not a life sentence and that is a FACT for once we understand the rationale behind root cause analysis, we are able to free ourselves from OCD's grasp and soar once more like the eagles we were born to be. I almost thought I was going insane at the point that chronic Lymes Disease pushed me into chronic Paranoid Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and simply couldn't understand why the medical world was so incapable of helping me. I know now and that's why I wrote this book in my simple humanistic attempt to help fellow mortal sufferers.

Chronic suicidal depression is a truly an insidious condition that invades and destroys every aspect of everything that we as mortals, should care to value. It erodes our sense of self, our sense of hope; in fact it erodes the very essence of living a happy, fulfilled and productive life. Today I often wonder just how it was that I was brave enough, strong enough and pragmatic enough to solve the mystery of that condition. Whilst those charged with the responsibility of helping me, simply sat back on their ignorant behinds or placed the blame for my condition back onto me. Nevertheless in the absence of any medical/clinical support I removed chronic depression from my life and that's how I know that you too can remove the scourge of this dreadful life sapping condition from your life. However you cannot achieve that through self-beasting, meditation or medication, because the eradication of chronic depression can only be achieved through effective disease state root cause analysis.

Chronic stress is real and what's more it's truly an insidious condition that invades and destroys every aspect of everything that we as mortals, should care to value. It erodes our sense of self, our sense of hope; in fact it erodes the very essence of living a happy, fulfilled and productive life. Today I often wonder just how it was that I was brave enough, strong enough and pragmatic enough to solve the mystery of that condition. Whilst those charged with the responsibility of helping me, simply sat back on their ignorant behinds or placed the blame for my condition back onto me. Nevertheless in the absence of any medical/clinical support I removed chronic stress from my life and that's how I know that you too can remove the scourge of this dreadful life sapping condition from your life. However you cannot achieve that through self-beasting, meditation or medication, because the eradication of chronic stress can only be achieved through effective disease state root cause analysis.

As a former sufferer of manic depression, I know only to well that the condition can be a real life sapping and contemptible condition that frequently pushes us into hells that we would rather not go to, for they are, places of total isolation and places of unmitigated despair. To live with manic depression is to connect with the very essence of mortal fragility, where perceptions of this horrendous condition are clouded at worst and where hope always seems to be in some far distant horizon. But despite populist beliefs, manic depression is not a life sentence and that is a FACT, for once we understand the rationale behind root cause analysis, we are able to free ourselves from chronic manic depressions grasp and soar once more like the eagles we were born to be.

For some of us, myself included, chronic illness can be a cruel and painful road that we're unfortunately forced to walk alone. For in that place we spend far too many years suffering in total isolation where perceptions, prejudices and ignorance dominate every facet of our mortal being. A place where Lymes Disease, Gulf War Syndrome, Myalgic Encephalopathy, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Toxic Body Syndrome, Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Depression and Stress etc, are simply written off as psychologically driven illnesses and / or illnesses that's there's no possibility of recovering from. But as someone who's been through the chronic illness mill and come out the other side, I'm here today proclaiming that there is a way through those illnesses and that way is mapped simply in my Raphael's Treatment Protocol.

Raphael's Legacy presents an evocative appraisal of the false truths we've been sold as a society about chronic conditions such as: Depression, Stress, CFS, ME, Psychological Illness, Fibromyalgia, Hypothyroidism, Toxic Body Syndrome & Lymes Disease. An open and candid collection of thoughts derived from one man's innate ability to do battle and fight for what is our most precious of gifts; the right to life. The result of thirty years of struggle, thirty years of pain, a career, body and sense of wellbeing destroyed simply because our medical industry is institutionally insane. Read how the author explores for you the incompetence, ignorance and prejudices that underpin our medical industry, and then revel in the simplicity of his postulations for the pursuit of well being. A hard hitting, yet comical take on the process of illness that will almost certainly bring a smile to your face and yet paradoxically, may leave you feeling completely flabbergasted at times.

Apart from birth, taxes and death there is one other more insidious aspect of mortality that very few of us escape from with impunity and that is our interactions with the medical, clinical and surgical world. You see; we're programmed from a very early age to believe that representation from the same have our best interests at heart and are indeed of exemplary stature and character. However it's not until either we or a loved one is struck down by some form of protracted illness that the conscious minority in our society realise that in order to regain our health we must; 'fight back' at the sheer level of deviancy, dogma and incompetence that poisons every aspect of those industries.