Natural Cures "They" Don't Want You to Know about

by Kevin Trudeau

Book Overview

This is an amazing journey through the behind-the-scenes world of corporate-sponsored 'nutrition' and 'health' as well as providing essential information on natural cures that can change for the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0975599518
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Alliance Publishing
• Length: 571 Pages
• Weight: 2.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.1" x 1.5" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Why don't we read the ingredients?

So, what? Trudeau's trying to make money. Who isn't??? Seriously, have you ever seen a commercial or advertisement for a natural non-toxic herbal remedy? Do you pinch at least two loafs a day? I don't understand why someone who recommends fasting & cleansing to elimate toxins, home-cooked organic foods, and walking may help PREVENT (which Trudeau explains is his "cure") disease is a dishonest scam-artist, but a gigantic for-profit company that sells you FOOD that contains high fructose corn syrup, alpha tocopherol acetate, and pyroxidoxine hydrochloride (ingredients in Special-K cereal) should be trusted. Then you run to those SAME companies to buy the drugs for your diabetes, fibromyalgia, and acid reflux disease though the side affects may be liver cancer, stroke, OR death? Wow, how sad! Well, I guess when we say "God bless America" we should ask him to SUPERSIZE it.

Excellent

I have both of his Natural Cures books and really learned a lot from them and would highly recommend them. I know that there are many negative reviews, but my advice is to borrow the books and read them for yourself -only you can make up your own mind. Negatives about the books: * He goes on and on and on about his battles with the FDA, FTC, etc. and all of the corruption within these organizations. I get it. I believe him. I actaully knew about a lot of it before his books came along. I feel sorry for him and hope he wins his battle. But enough is enough. * He tends to over-exaggerate a bit. For example, "Virtually all scientific studies are false, misleading, and fraudulent." P. 139. Now come on, ALL? I know that many are, but you can't prove ALL. * I know this is nitpicking, but he overuses the word "virtually" and it's distracting. * Some chapters jump back and forth between stories of corruption and an actual "cure", so you really you have to pay attention and read the entire chapter to get all of the hidden gold nuggets. It would have been better to have the book divided into two sections, one about the corruption and the other about the cures. Best Feature of the Book: All of the "cures" are in one place. I consider myself pretty educated on the subject of natural health, and I already knew about most of the natural cures Trudeau talks about. He puts his all of his natural cures and recommendations in one place (Ch 13-15) and to me this is an indespensable tool. Am I upset that he has a website with paid membership? No. Am I upset that he mentions his webisite in his books? No. What is wrong with him making a little money? Lots and lots of people have paid membership sites - nobody is having a cow over theirs. He gives you enough info in his books that if you don't want to pay the monthly fee, you don't have to join. I don't belong to the website. Kevin Trudeau didn't make this stuff up. He's not the only natural-health person to ever come under attack from the FDA. All of these natural "cures" he talks about are all over the internet, in hundreds of other books, and even in popular magazines (I recently bought a mag put out by Reader's Digest called Extraordinary Cures). I'm glad Trudeau is fighting for our rights as Americans to be able to freely hear about alternative health choices so WE can decide what is right for us, not the government deciding. Get this book - it just may change or save your life.