Peaceful Pill ebook by Philip Nitschke

The Peaceful Pill Handbook is the controversial, ground-breaking new book from Australian end-of-life physician Dr Philip Nitschke. The Peaceful Pill Handbook for the first time offers a comparative analysis of end of life approaches comparing the peacefulness and reliability of methods such as the purchase of Pentobartibal Sodium (Nembutal) in Mexico, the manufacture of the homemade Peaceful Pill, the use of Helium and Exit bag, the prescription drug Propoxyphene, and the Swiss option offered by the Dignitas service in Zurich. Currently subject to a censorship hearing in Australia and New Zealand, The Peaceful Pill Handbook offers a succinct, scientifically-grounded guide to end-of-life options and voluntary euthanasia.

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pullybone (2008-05-02)

http://www.churchofeuthanasia.org/

andrezoio (2009-06-01)

much it's better to download books than pay for them

Misereant (2009-06-07)

Thanks! Wow, I'm surprised this torrent is STILL ALIVE! I know I won't be for long!

pepperish (2010-01-06)

Fake!! This is so out of date it;s dangerous!!

jowjowjow (2010-07-25)

Finally
THE END

jowjowjow (2010-07-26)

Killing Me Softly:
Voluntary Euthanasia & the Road to the Peaceful Pill
Dr Philip Nitschke & Dr Fiona Stewart
Penguin - 2005
"The publication of this book will probably prove to be a
landmark in the history of the reform of the unenlightened laws
that restrict Australians' end-of-life choices." Canberra Times
"A fascinating book about a curly issue ... it's a compelling,
moving and important book about a difficult subject."
Sunday Mail
"His passion screams from every page of this book ... An
informative read." Launceston Examiner
"For doctors especially, allow me to thoroughly recommend
this book. The authors deliver a potent exposition of the role of
medicine in this debate." Australian Doctor
"Killing Me Softly does represent, in a full and clear way, the
issues surrounding voluntary euthanasia. To read it is to be better
informed in the matter." The West Australian
"You'll either be for or against euthanasia but this book puts
Nitschke and the debate in perspective." Herald Sun
"A fine new book" The Mercury
"Nitschke has never been shy about speaking out against the
establishment and was already no friend of the medical one."
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