Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was sent the e-book version of the One-Minute Cure as an opportunity to make lots of money (such as by writing a review and adding an affiliate link to one or several of my pages/sites). While originally I was happy to receive the book, after reading it I was rather disappointed. Following all the annunciatory hype and considering the high price of the e-book, among other things I had expected it to be full of detailed scientific references and other material justifying the expense demanded of the buyer. Instead, I found it to be a very slim volume which mostly reiterated well-known facts or "beat around the bush" by talking at length about other subjects (such as the bad bad pharmaceutical industry - yawn, what else is new). In addition, at least one part of the book was copied from a physican's detailed article (freely available on the web) on the subject of H2O2 WITHOUT GIVING CREDIT to the original author, which to me denotes questionable ethics. Since similar (and likely [much] more comprehensive) while less "hype-type" information can be found in other books as well as free on the internet (if you do a search for hydrogen peroxide and its health/medicinal applications you should easily find it), I have not included an affiliate link and never will (and I made this decision before even considering an additional point - the fact that there could be potential danger inherent in recommending a one size fits all "cure" to people in search of healing). Incidentally, did you know that when an article's title contains a number between 1 and 10, a much higher percentage of people will actually read it? The same likely applies to book titles, so the author - in addition to appealing to the human tendency to favour "quick fixes" (or what appears to be such) - seems to have carefully chosen the title... I recommend you read the other "one", "two" and "three" star reviews in this section for many additional points made regarding this book.