Has anyone read those health books written by Kevin Trudeu?!
Question: Been thinking about buying the first and second books, "Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About" and "More Natural Cures Revealed".
Was wondering if I could get any feedback, good or bad, from anyone who has read one or both of them. thanks.
Answers: Been thinking about buying the first and second books, "Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About" and "More Natural Cures Revealed".
Was wondering if I could get any feedback, good or bad, from anyone who has read one or both of them. thanks.
Trudeau has been convicted of felony fraud by the Federal Trade Commission for his coral calcium racket. He is now using people's distrust of pharmaceutical companies and the government to make money off people's fear of illness and death. His books are half rant, and half ad for a pay website that offers remedies that are untested.
I bought the "Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About" and it was a complete waste of money. It basically tells you different website addresses to order nutritional supplements and cleansers. Save your money
Yeah, they're ok. K.T. puts LOTS of efforts into marketing & advertsing. The books' info is 1/2 conspiracy theory about how the pharmaceutical industry is trying to make & keep us sick, and 1/2 about alternative cures. All of it is basic information and not really as "cutting edge" as the commercials make them seem.
I agree with the first person completely. This guy is a scam artist with no credentials. There is plenty of information about herbs and supplements online. One of the best sources that I know if is www.wholeheathchicago.com. As far as nutrition, Ross Enamait has a book called "Never Gymless" at www.rosstraining.com. The section on nutrition is only about 30 pages, and stuffed full of useful information. Hope it helps :)
Yes, I have read those books, and have found them to be very eye opening and interesting. I believe that we should all take the best care of ourselves that we can, and a major part of that is our health. It is important to keep an open mind and be willing to listen to concepts that can be backed up.
I read the first book and ordered the second book from a television show he was on. Once the book was sent I also received an 'invitation' to join this secret society, where for hundreds of dollars (forget the exact amount) I could learn the secrets of everlasting happiness and become a wealthy, successful millionaire. It was actually endorsed by Kevin Trudeau.
They continue to invite me to join despite the invitation expiring within the week. Have written to them to stop the junk mail, to no avail.
Which made me view the information given in his books with a wary eye. Then I tried the organic, raw apple-cider vinegar 'cure' in one of the books and almost died (o.k. - not seriously, but felt like it.)
Actually lots of what appears to be good advice in the books but would not take it as gospel, if I were you. And don't buy from a T.V. ad!
I have read both books! The people who need a quick fix or are looking for instant cures (like they're used to popping a pill or two) won't find anything good to say about it. We'll call them narrow-minded. Investigate these ailments and cures for yourself and only you can draw your own conclusions. Unless something personally happens to you and you've exhausted all conv. medicine has to offer only then will you take whats in the many books and websites information to heart!
20/20 exposes the scumbag.
I didn't like the book at all. I do however believe there are credible alternative doctors out there. I had to do allot of my own research and found comfort in GHC health. i suggest you do your own research if you really are looking for solutions.
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