Quite good in reviewing the basic pathophysiology of endocrine disorders.
This book is becoming the standard for fellows in endocrinology.

This textbook is very user friendly. I prefer this text over the William's textbook of Endocrinology. Very well organized with many good illustrations and tables. Has appendix of endocrine testing as well as common drugs used in endocrinology. Highly reccomended.

I love reading about the hemispheres of the brain. I guess I've made more of a hobby of this than most people on the planet.

I really wanted to like this book, but...

...Many of the ideas don't seem particularly original to me. I've seen these ideas before in the work of the Justine Sergent (who died in 1994), and also Hellige, Christman, Peterzell and others. In fact, Peterzell wrote a fairly negative review of this book in the journal "Perception" a few years ago. He summed things up by suggesting that the key ideas in this book were not original, despite the author's claims! And, he suggested that the authors' not-so-original theory had many pitfalls. I agree!