I personally love the book. In fact, it's the most in-depth and informative book I've found on the subject (I found it accidentally) and that is why I began to sell it.

The information is extensive and I don't view the fact that someone can have so much knowledge as a discrediting factor. I would take a look at his Curriculum Vita. Nobody's perfect, but Dr. Cutler has been around the block a few times.

I'm not a big fan of taking a pharmaceutical approach to detox, but I believe it's only fair to give people both sides of the issue and allow them to make their own decision. I also appreciate that the book includes a lot of alternative health information and approaches. This you will not normally find in most books by conventional doctors.

Not only am I impressed that the book is so comprehensive, I also was glad to find that it was written so anyone could read it.

I also want it understood that I'm not biased because I sell it. In fact, I decided to sell it after I was totally impressed with it, except for one thing...

It's possibly the ugliest book I've ever seen. Nevertheless, the information it contains has been a powerful tool for me for years. It is one of the small number of health reference books that stays within arms reach of my desk chair.

By the way, I offered to help Dr. Cutler redesign the book cover and binding a few years ago just to make the book look up to it's content, but he declined. He seems to value the content but not be worried about the cover.