From the author
The book’s previous title—“A Remedy for Fear”—scared some readers a bit. I don’t know why, but that’s a fact. What kind of remedy is it? Which remedy? Why a remedy? And they won’t hit you, will they? That’s roughly the list of questions—very worrying, as you can see. Now the book has safely moved into the “Bestseller” series and got a new title—“1 completely secret pill against fear.” Why?..
Most patients who come to me with fears, phobias, panic attacks, and anxieties at first ask for “a pill against fear.” They ask for it—and don’t even realize that they already have this pill and carry it on their own shoulders. They carry it, but don’t take it.
Yes, the truth is that you won’t find pills against fear at a pharmacy. There are pills to turn off the brain (by prescription), but not for fear. So if anything can be called a pill against fear, it’s reason. Fear is an emotion—it’s irrational—and reason quite often gives up to fear before their two-sided negotiations at the highest level—meaning at the level of the brain.
This book is a mediator. It will teach you to use reason in moments when it usually refuses. You will learn to be stronger than your fear. And when your fear realizes this, it will retreat—you can trust me. Fear likes the weak; the strong it passes by.
So get to it! Good luck to you!
With sincerity,
Andrey Kurpatov