Let's Play Doctor

by Joel D. Wallach and Ma Lan

From the Introduction: "Although alternative medicine holds quite a fascination for many of us, the subject when reviewed in its entirety, as this book does, can tend to become dreary reading. Not so... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970149093
• ISBN13: 9780970149091
• Release Date: September 1989
• Publisher: Wellness Publication
• Length: 363 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 1.0" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Let's Play Doctor

This book is easy reading and very informational concerning natural health remedies. Would recommend highly to anyone interested in natural healing.

For Your Good Health

This book is a must for anyone wanting to understand what supplements to take, how much, and what happens when your body doesn't get them. Written by a doctor who has actually performed the research himself!!

Doctors have businesses

I listened to the tape so many times I lost count. I passed it around to everyone I know. I liked it so much I bought both books and more tapes. The book is even better than the tapes. You need to hear or read this information. It will save your life.

This has got to be the best book on Nutrition

I could Not put this book down, I understand so much about the human body now. Not to mention How Dr.'s Do things. Great Humor too!This is a Must if you don't want to be a lab mouse anymore.Like in anything You need to use COMMON SENSE. This makes it easy. I read about Dr. Wallach only found one bad rap.

Excellent home remedy guide for the price

After listening to Wallach's "Live doctors do lie tape" I was expecting huge insights in this book. As a long time alternative medicine advocate and long time member of the Life Extension Foundation the insights were not earth shattering but good basic principals and practices. The fourth edition was published in 2000 but there are some discrepancies between the book and Wallach's tape, e.g. the book recommends maintaining a cholesterol level of 180-200 mg/100ml blood whereas the tape 200-250 ? I was also surprised that tylenol was recommended for anything.Overall an excellent addition to one's medical library and I believe Dr. Wallach's message is definitely important-M.D.'s certainly are not "invincible gods" and the average American needs to become aware of the undue influence the drug industry has on standard medical practice in America.