Stupid Reasons People Die, An Ingenious Plot For Defusing Deadly Diseases

by John Corso

Book Overview

Dr. John Corso's entertaining yet serious non-fiction book, Stupid Reasons People Die, illuminates why thousands of people die in the prime of life, from easily preventable causes, and how you can... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0978992210
• ISBN13: 9780978992217
• Release Date: March 2007
• Publisher: High Lakes Press, LLC
• Length: 280 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 1.0" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

A valuable resource for a no-nonsense road map to healthcare

As a weight loss expert and professional strength coach I was elated to see a book come along that drives home the idea of preventative health care and a proactive approach to wellness. I was especially delighted as John Corso's book "Stupid Reasons People Die," challenges a person's belief about himself or herself and promotes a "hands-on" approach with regard to creating and maintaining great health. John delivers valuable information we need to help us take responsibility for our own good well-being. I recommend it to my clients as an excellent resource for information regarding important healthcare issues and to reinforce a proactive approach to health and health care.

Do Yourself and Your Loved Ones a Favor - Get This Book!

John Corso's "Stupid Reasons People Die," brings the truth about our healthcare system into focus - right into our faces! Corso pulls no punches and, using examples that hit home with many people, explains how behind-the-times healthcare practices can negatively impact our health. Corso delivers the information we need, and then some, to help us take responsibility for our own good health. Share this book with your family and friends. You will be glad you did. Stay in touch with Corso's website. You can ask questions, and you will have cutting edge information on the latest procedures for early detection and prevention of disease at your fingertips. The arrival of Corso's book on the healthcare scene is a major advance in the ready availability of information for making one's way through the healthcare maze while offering straightforward information for avoiding the major killers of today. Thank you, Dr. Corso! We are anxiously awaiting your next book.

Saved my life

At age forty, I was still operating under the assumption that I am indestructible...probably immortal even. I'd lived a charmed life where health was concerned. When a friend suggested I read STUPID REASONS PEOPLE DIE, I left it on my night stand for months. When I finally peeled back the cover I was taken in an instant. Dr. Corso's humor and instantly relatable writing style pulled me in. Once "in" I found that I agreed with his assertions regarding managing your health. That revelation led to a few blood tests, which led to the discovery that I wasn't the "Ox" I'd thought I was. My cholesterol was mysteriously high and I went on to find other symptoms of heart disease. My doctor classified me as a "time bomb" that was set to go off had I not taken action. I'm an avid reader and yet, this is the first time I've taken a minute to jot out a review. This is important stuff...take care of yourself, read it!!!

Get this book for yourself, your family, and your friends

I found the book so easy to understand and full of very useful information. I gave copies to a friend and family members. I even took it to my annual check-up and asked my doctor about some of the suggested tests. I would highly recommend this book to anyone.

Wow! A very enlightening and FUN read!

This book was so full of great information. I never knew about these few simple tests which could slash my chances of stupidly dying. I also didn't know why doctors operate their practices like they do. What doctor would ever go into family practice/internal medicine these days? It was in clear and understandable prose with simple "to do" steps which gave me a great sense of control over my health destiny. I thought I was a pretty savvy person medically but this book filled in some huge gaps I didn't even know I had. I was also greatly entertained by Dr. Corso's easy style. Everyone should read this and tell their loved ones about it. I feel like I was walking a tightrope and this book was my net.