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Sharon Moore has done a great service for people with lupus, and for all people suffering with a chronic disease. She has written a very useful and informative book that can serve as a roadmap back to health. It should be read by those who are ill and by the practitioners they choose to work with.... The information and explanations presented are the pearls from thousands of dollars worth of consultations with many different types of practitioners.
-John Ruhland, N.D., Bastyr University
Lupus: Alternative Therapies That Work is a book I recommend to not only those with lupus, but to anyone with a disease that is difficult to categorize or treat. It is the story of the author's journey through a painful and confusing disease process, and it is a success story because of her own strength and persistence.... This is a book about life and all its possibilities, and the rewards that come from a commitment to healing.
-Eric Steese, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist
Sharon Moore has eloquently documented her journey with lupus. She describes the therapies that helped in her recovery and gives rationales for each treatment. Particularly helpful is a twelve-month plan for incorporating these varied therapies into a lifestyle that optimally supports recovery and personal growth.
-Pamela Houghton, N.D., L.Ac.
From the terrifying opening to the "clues" that lead to her own recovery [Sharon Moore's Lupus] reads like the best kind of detective story—one where the case is solved through tenacity, intelligence, and compassion. There's a wealth of good information about alternative medicine in this book and Sharon's message of hope shines through every page.
-Rosemary Jones, HealingPgs.com, online bookstore for alternative medicine
Ms. Moore gives the reader both scientific and historical background with an upbeat, informative, compassionate, and spiritual flair.... Lupus: Alternative Therapies That Work may well be the most valuable reference material for providing the information needed to care for oneself.... Ms. Moore has shown that taking her power back has helped her to feel better and given her hope for life beyond lupus. It could well do the same for others.
-George J. Grobins, D.D.S., P.S.
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