David Wise

Une Migraine Dans Le Pelvis David Wise

Publisher Marketing: Ce livre revolutionnaire decrit le Protocole Wise-Anderson pour la douleur pelvienne liee musculaire dans les hommes et les femmes, un nouveau traitement revolutionnaire developpe a l'Universite de Stanford. Le Protocole Wise-Anderson implique le traitement de la douleur pelvienne et le dysfonctionnement lie muscle, diversement diagnostique comme la prostatite, le syndrome de douleur pelvienne chronique, dysfonctionnement du plancher pelvien, la myalgia du plancher pelvien, la cystite interstitielle, syndrome uretral, le syndrome du releveur de l'anus, entre autres diagnostics connexes affectant une vingtaine de millions d'hommes et de femmes aux Etats-Unis. Plus precisement, la 6eme edition de Une Migraine dans le Pelvis ajoute une nouvelle recherche publiee recemment dans le Journal of Urology accompli par l'equipe Wise-Anderson decrivant la relation des points-gachettes qui se referent et recreer les symptomes specifiques de la douleur pelvienne, la nouvelle recherche fait a Stanford sur la relation entre l'anxiete tot le matin et ceux avec des douleurs pelviennes, et des histoires de premiere main de personnes qui ont subi le Protocole Wise-Anderson, ainsi que d'autres nouvelles sections." Contributor Bio:  Wise, David David Wise is a political writer based in Washington. He is the author or coauthor of ten books on government and politics and is a leading writer on intelligence, espionage, and government secrecy. His articles have appeared in Vanity Fair, the New York Times Magazine, and many other major publications. He is former chief of the Washington bureau of the New York Herald Tribune, a former Fellow of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, D. C., and was a regular weekly commentator on CNN for 6 years. For two years he lectured in political science at the University of California at Santa Barbara. His most recent book, SPY: THE INSIDE STORY OF HOW THE FBI'S ROBERT HANSSEN BETRAYED AMERICA (Random House, 2002), received high praise from reviewers. He is also the author of NIGHTMOVER: HOW ALDRICH AMES SOLD THE CIA TO THE KGB FOR $4.6 MILLION (HarperCollins, 1995), which was excerpted in TIME magazine. He is also co-author of THE INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT, a number-one best-seller about the Central Intelligence Agency that has been widely credited with bringing about a reappraisal of the role of the CIA in a democratic society.