Re: Kevin Trudeau's book is a scam despite expert and interesting marketing tactics!

"I don't see that you offered or explained a better method than the one you criticized. If most people want your pie in the sky, and scientists' research is behind you, why worry?"

The title of KT's book is, "Natural Cures They Don't Want You To Know About". Now, from the reviews he doesn't really give you natural cure they don't want you to know about, such as lavendar oil can heal your sores, milk thistle can heal your liver, liver/kidney cleanses using olive oil and grapefruit juice can make those organs function better. He justs rants about the Federal Government Health agencies about how they want to keep us fat, and with the Doctor's Organization how, with the FDA, wants to keep us sick so the doctors can make $$$$. And that's true. We have to take our own health in our own hands if we want to be healthy. Alternative medicine is a vehicle to achieve that. However, KT's book doesn't give the cures the very title of his book promises to give you. The title is misleading.

I read a post where someone got some information that is useful, such as using an ionizer, and fresh water or something, but to give this little information in a WHOLE book seems like a scam.

Everyone does not not know about Curezone, and even if they did, they wouldn't stay or use the cures b/c Americans are conditioned to rely only on doctors who only cut and prescribe and "treat" ailments. They are very against alternative medicine. They think it doesn't work. If KT's book help someone to begin to seek alternative medicine and the benefits to their health that it has to offer, then that's great! But they won't actually get cures from his book, that is until they pay more and more money.

I think he should at least give what he promises.

Blessings,
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