Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Emma, this guy is now charging 75.00 dollars, not 35.00. The video that's going around the net like this one [...] promotes almost everything Mark talks about as a multiple cure all. It seems like they have hyped up the marketing and that makes me suspicious. I al all for good natural healing techniques and there may be lots of good stuff in his book, but you can't tell that from the video and the bad guerrilla marketing they used. So far, no one has posted on this page any testimonials saying something like: Yes, I used the information in the book for _____ and it worked better than the drugs the doctors had me on etc, so I'd be wary of this book for now. These testimonials would have to show the 61 dollar price tag Amazon is asking is worth it.. so far, no one has done that. I cannot in good faith trust this because of the marketing. Also, this book is in a free downloadable format and has been out for a while - Yet, there are no free PDF or ebook sites that have a copy of this book - every time one pops up, the people who do the marketing takes it down to force people to get the free ebook through the official channels and to force them to pay the 75.00 dollars. This tells me these people care more about profit than they do about really helping people with their health. They should all be ashamed of themselves. That being said, don't let me discourage anyone from buying this book if they really believe it contains information that could save their life. I suggest people talk to their doctors, holistic or otherwise and read a copy of this book from the library First before they commit to the 61 dollar price.