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My product arrived in the time expected and it was in better condition than I had expected for the price that I had paid for this used item. exceeded my expectations by far.
This book had me going. Big let down. One would have to find a doctor that gives the shots and not only that, you have to take them everyday.
I must say that I was intrigued by all the information in the book and about the fact that most of our foods are filled with pesticides and things that could harm the body, but there was too much repetition in the book. The change in eating habits does not seem that hard, to eat organically, but man. I was reading and getting all excited about losing weight and then all of sudden it tells you that you have to take a shot everyday in order for your life style change to work.
I am sure that it would be very expensive. I just wanted to know what the weight loss cure was. To me, its builds you up and then lets you down.
It won't work without the shots. Big let down Kevin.
I agree with the reviews that acknowledge that big pharma has a serious incentive to keep us from looking into natural remedies, so perhaps what's "true" is actually somewhere between what Trudeau says and what we're being told by the drug industry. So, now that it's backed up by real "science," it's not so kooky.
The main issue with the book is that it doesn't go into great detail to support its claims, but it does give you one place to find info on many natural cures that are widely used by those who choose to follow natural cures rather than just using medicine. It is a fact that drugs work by suppressing some systems in favor of others, and we've all heard the rambling at the end of the drug commercials about the horrible side effects, so I don't think we can totally discount that a natural remedy would be preferable.I can point to a few things he mentions that other people I know believe to be true.
I am not surprised that a lot of the reviews of this book are negative, considering that there isn't a ton of evidence to support Kevin Trudeau's claims, but I am shocked at how vehemently people have ripped Trudeau's book and haven't really given much attention to whether what he's saying has some truth.Yes, he spends an inordinate amount of time defending himself, but I'd do the same thing if googling my name produced the results that his does. While I can't speak on all of the cures he mentions, but I do know that I just read a study that supports what he says about the Rife machine, which was apparently well before its "time." Rife's machine basically killed the cancer by making them explode, which is exactly what the study I saw said was found to destroy cancer cells in rats without any of the side effects of chemotherapy.
One is apple cider vinegar - I wholeheartedly agree that this is one of the best remedies to combat a whole host of conditions, and I don't think Trudeau is making that up. But more importantly, and because that's what most of the attacks on him are based upon, are Kevin's claims about cancer cures.
The one thing I definitely agree with that Trudeau said is that you really have to look closely at who funds these studies and their motives in doing so - and that goes for all cures both natural and man-made.I'm not saying Trudeau isn't trying to make money, but I don't think everything he's saying is so clearly untrue or unproven, certainly not deserving of a "1" rating (if you had problems with his website or the subscription he charges, I don't see what that has to do with the claims made in his book). All I'd say is use the book as a springboard for discovering what might work for you.
However, you can very easily gain the weight back based on my own personal experience, if you don't make permanent changes in the way you eat and if you don't deal with your emotional issues surrounding food. I have to admit that I am actually baffled someone could make the claims made by Mr. To suggest that there is a miracle cure for weight loss which is as effortless as taking an injection once a day for a short period of time and then you never have to think about it again is in extremely poor form. The hcg gives you a tremendous amount of energy and makes your hair and skin glow. A trustworthy doctor can give you a more balanced perspective on Mr. It's not much different than the drug companies suggesting that a diet pill will cure the problem of obesity.
I would recommend reading this book in combination with the actual manuscript from Dr. Trudeau in this book. These CANNOT be cured by an injection as the book claims.Despite the nauseating and never ending discussion on a great conspiracy theory and the outrageous claims of finding a silver bullet "cure" to obesity, there is some good information to consider in the book as part of an overall plan for making permanent life changes and healing your body from obesity. I have personally used the hcg protocol for weight loss and it is an amazing program. As the book states, you actually are able to lose about 1 lb per day and have very little hunger considering you are only consuming 500 calories per day. Simeons and finding a good MD or natropathic health care practitioner to support you on your weight loss journey.
Trudeau's extreme claims in the book and help you make the choices that are right for you and your body.
I followed the advice in this book very closely and lost 30 pounds in 40 days and have kept it off for a year now. I also want to mention the other things I noticed such as more energy, better sleep, clearer skin, less cravings, and many others. It really does work and if you are someone who has struggled through countless weightloss plans and not getting the results you want, then try this. This will be your last stop. It was life changing to go through this book and make changes in our family. He is right on.
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