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Newly Expanded! The World’s Greatest Treasury of Health Secrets

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Newly Expanded! The World’s Greatest Treasury of Health Secrets

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6 Comments For This Post

  1. Joe M. Faulkner Says:

    This book has so much information in it . So many answers to my questions. I’m 56 years old and had clue as too what is out there to make my life better.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. Michael L. Griffith Says:

    This book has a variety of so called “Health Secrets”.

    It gives good information on various subjects, and is

    written in a concise easy to understand manner. I found

    some useful self-help tips. I only gave it 4 stars as I

    think it could offer more detail. I am not disatisfied;

    but I bought a “used” copy, and am glad I didn’t pay

    full new retail price.

    Rating: 4 / 5

  3. Rob Kirk Says:

    This is pure fraud. They start out by using words like “it will”, but when you read further it becomes “could”. This is a collection of all the current fads that are out there and if you follow their advice,they might do something for you. Take the “”miracle molecule” that could make bypass surgery, angioplasty and blood pressure drugs obsolete. Yes, the good doctor did make several discoveries that show how thrombosites are involved in heart disease, but then then he goes into “fad ‘alternative medicine” as to how to help the circulatory system fight off such heart failures. It’s the same with all the other “amazing” cures. What a scam!
    Rating: 1 / 5

  4. Danielle L. Lapell Says:

    This book did not really give any good information. I was really disappointed, it tells you information but does not go into detail on remedies etc. So it really does not do what it advertises, Give you natural healing information.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  5. roger Says:

    This book has been highly advertised and creates an impression of extraordinary content. After reading about 30 randomly taken pages and not finding ANYTHING of real valuable content I decided to recycle it. Maybe I was expecting an in-deep, reasonable scientific articles and found that the book has about 2500 short articles of very shallow content, sometimes banal.


    Rating: 1 / 5

  6. Gene Cripe Says:

    I am hoping right this moment to obtain some good quality anti aging solution and it seems there is actually not a single thing that can easily treat my skin. If someone really find out some kind of therapy which can make changes tell me and thus I will be grateful for this.

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