In spite of the controversy surrounding it, the Dolphin therapy is really becoming a big hit among the masses. The therapy can be quite helpful if you are suffering from a knee injury, autism or for that matter the Down syndrome.

A group of entrepreneurs who have come up with this therapy claim that being in close proximity to the dolphins can prove very beneficial and is even more rewarding than a conventional therapy. The group though has come under severe criticism for efficacy and cruelty to these charming creatures.

Lori Marino who is a neuroscientist at the Emory University has been tracking this new trend of dolphin therapy from quite some time now and according to her estimation there are almost 100 organizations which offer this therapy. These organizations are located in many places across the globe and a program of 200 minutes may cost you $2,600.

The Dolphin therapy is also very beneficial for children and its recent popularity is mainly due to the rise in the number of diagnoses of autism which is related to the mental disorders that have become common childhood problem. The researchers and conservationists though do not approve of the therapy and opine that it is more expensive and does not have any greater value than the conventional treatment.

Besides, they consider it dangerous for both humans and the dolphins. The therapy though is not standardized by any authority of the U.S. government that oversees the safety and health standards. There have been many testimonials from various parents that indicate dolphins have helped in the treatment of their children when all other efforts seem to be going down the drain. According to the findings of one of the research, dolphins provide the same therapeutic benefits to a person as he has with the interaction with a robot.

I have noted down a few examples for you that you can find loaded in this book:

Firstly, the authors clarify that the amount of eating is the main thing that actually matters regarding the gaining of weight or fats. The common myth that says eating many times a day or eating at night is bad for health is wrong.

It is being believed that chewing gums are indigestible and remains in stomach for seven years. But, it is not the truth and in such conditions when there is an indigestible thing in your stomach, the body handles the situation and passes it in toilet.

The common saying that reading in a soft light is bad for eyes is also being denied in the book and they says that yes, the stress is there on the eyes but that does not damage it and after a particular rest your eyes can fulfill its losses.

Also, the book has established that the very widely believed fact that man’s feet size have relation with the size of their penises is wrong.

According to the authors it is also wrong that men thinks about sex in every seven seconds. If it would have been so then a man would have think about sex 57000 times a day and that is barely impossible as there lots other things too to do.

So, how was that? Are you feeling like getting this book right now and knowing more about the medical myths? You can buy this book by paying £7.99 only from penguin.co.uk.