"Healers Who Kill You" is an exciting and provocative book by Olesya Poukhova that challenges traditional beliefs about healing and spiritual practices. In this work, the author skillfully combines elements of thriller, psychological analysis and social criticism, creating a unique work that can not leave indifferent any seeker of truth and lover of sharp plots. Olesya Pukhova, known for her sharp and deep research in the field of spiritual practices and psychology, in “Healers Who Kill You” reveals to the reader the dark sides of the world of alternative healing methods. At the center of the story is a story that seems both familiar and shocking: how often dangerous traps and even deadly threats hide behind beautiful words about spiritual growth and healing. The author not only tells real stories of people trapped by pseudo-scientific healers, but also analyzes the mechanisms of their influence, psychological tricks and manipulations that use unfair practices for their own benefit. This book is not just a collection of horrors or warnings . It immerses the reader in a complex world of human desires, fears, and vulnerabilities. Puhova masterfully shows how easily you can fall under the influence of charismatic personalities who promise instant healing or spiritual enlightenment, and what consequences this can have. The book raises important topics ranging from psychological dependence and loss of critical thinking to the dangers associated with unwarranted trust in unconventional therapies. The author draws attention to the importance of maintaining sanity and a critical view, without succumbing to external manipulation. The book "Healers Who Kill You" is intended for a wide audience - from young people looking for answers to questions about spirituality and health, to mature readers interested in psychology and social criticism. It will be especially useful for those who have already encountered alternative healing practices or are thinking about how safe and effective modern self-help methods are. This work will become a reference book for those who want to understand how to recognize dangerous practices and protect themselves and their loved ones from possible threats. The style of Olesya Pukhova in this book is a combination of an analytical approach and a lively, emotional narrative. She uses vivid examples, real stories, and deep psychological analysis to make reading not only cognitive, but also exciting. Her talent lies in the ability to reveal complex topics in a simple and accessible language, while not losing scientific rigor and authority. In her other works, Pukhov has already established herself as an author capable of combining a research approach with a living style, which makes each of her books a striking event in the world of literature on spirituality and psychology. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the limits of trust and the dangers of rash decisions, “Healers Who Kill You” is exactly what you need. This work will not only expand your understanding of the world of alternative practices, but will also help you become more attentive and critical in choosing self-help methods. In a world full of diverse teachings and promises of rapid healing, Olesya Pukhova managed to create an important and relevant text that is worth reading to anyone who appreciates their safety and spiritual development.