Right, Finished it. Interesting book!

Firstly, best to say I’m from England and I have never heard of Kevin Trudeau before Tumbleweed posted this thread. So I do not have any pre-determined thoughts or ideas about what this bloke might be about. Nor about what he has done in the past and what he is doing now. I did spent 30 mins googling him and I assure you he has some seriously bad press out there. The attacks on him and his ideas ridicule him to the extreme. Even Bex here quoted some of the bad press about him in this very thread. But I assume Bex has not read it, otherwise I doubt she would have pasted in what was pasted in.

So I thought why not read the book, I have read a LOT in the past 12 months and I should be able to see any “snake oil” this “scoundrel” was trying to peddle me……

I did read it with a very critical eye because of all the bad reports about him. I don’t know anything else about him expect what is written in this book, I have not read any of his other books.

How to describe this book? Awesome? Amazing? Fantastic? Marvellous? Yes….i think those words describe it pretty well for me. At least 75pct pf the book talks of things I already know and things I have already tried and have been successful to me. So I KNOW what he’s talking about works and is correct. What he does is brings everything together in one grand ensemble.

To the normal man in the street, with zero health knowledge, who would usually rely of doctors and drugs to “get better” …………. to this normal man in the street, I guess this book is pointless, because it covers to much ground, brakes all the “conventional wisdom rules” and without any holistic healthcare knowledge …..no way could normal people take this in. it might make them think….but they are equally likely to toss it out the window because they are ignorant and will remain ignorant.

For any people just getting into holistic alternative healthcare, I’d say this is a very important read for you.

I would say all the “veterans” on this forum should read this book because what you have already learned you will relate to, and what you have not heard about you will be motivated to try.

When I read I always make little notes, take ideas down to remind me to try them later, this book I had a long list of 23 things to investigate…..

For more reviews, good and bad go here http://www.amazon.com/review/produc...mp;amp;sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending

You will notice the good reviews are by people that have actually read the book.
The bad reviews are by people that have not read this book and what to bash him or have zero health knowledge. Even the US Governement are bashing him on an Amazon review….Ha! How cool is that! See the 6th review down on the amazon review I posted above.

Essential reading IMHO

Thanks Tumblweed for the Excellent recommendation <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />


"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third it is accepted as being self-evident."

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