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[Book] Natural Cures by Kevin Trudeau
I'm on a 24 hour post and the guy im on duty with has this book so started reading it. I'm already on page 46 and i cant stop reading it. It's difficult typing and reading at the same time
lol jk but seriously, it is.
It really opens your eyes. When i started reading it i already called bullshit cause im really skeptical about...everything but as i kept reading, shit started to make sence, alot of sence like WOW!
Has anyone read this? Curious to hear your thoughts on it.
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| Originally posted by Chris Crossland I'm on a 24 hour post and the guy im on duty with has this book so started reading it. I'm already on page 46 and i cant stop reading it. It's difficult typing and reading at the same time lol jk but seriously, it is.It really opens your eyes. When i started reading it i already called bullshit cause im really skeptical about...everything but as i kept reading, shit started to make sence, alot of sence like WOW! Has anyone read this? Curious to hear your thoughts on it. |
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| Originally posted by LuvTiesto Obvious Troll is obvious. Either that or you are an idiot. |
My folks (both doctors) read this and called it total BS but a good read, overall.
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| Originally posted by LuvTiesto Obvious Alt is obvious. |
lol
Read anything long enough and it'll start to make sense. Either way if you actually believe that crap I'm gonna have to go with the consensus that you're an idiot. ![]()
Murr...
Still going to finish it. I think he does make some valid points about the FDA and Americas healthcare. Or im just extremely gullible and ignorant.
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| Originally posted by Chris Crossland Murr... Still going to finish it. I think he does make some valid points about the FDA and Americas healthcare. Or im just extremely gullible and ignorant. |
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| Originally posted by Chris Crossland Murr... Still going to finish it. I think he does make some valid points about the FDA and Americas healthcare. Or im just extremely gullible and ignorant. |
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| Originally posted by Yan You'd get some "valid points" out of SiCKO, as well. It's up to you whether to believe it or not. Just because it sounds plausible doesn't always make it right. |
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel ill go with the ladder. |

who the fuck is this tiesto asswipe ?
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| Originally posted by leph555 who the fuck is this tiesto asswipe ? |
It's a fine line. He may be an extreme case, but like all extremism... truth usually exists in the middle ground. I do like the idea that not every ailment needs a $50 prescription, and I do agree that America is WAY over-medicated (after working in a pharmacy for 3 years.) It's a perfect example of how our quick-fix society is being preyed upon by big business. [and I HATE big pharma with a passion.]
Contrarilywise... not everything can be solved by drinking green tea and rubbing on amazon ian tree bark on your arse.
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| Originally posted by Gen3r4l1ty not everything can be solved by drinking green tea and rubbing on amazon ian tree bark on your arse. |
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| Originally posted by Gen3r4l1ty Contrarilywise... not everything can be solved by drinking green tea and rubbing on amazon ian tree bark on your arse. |
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| Originally posted by Chris Crossland I agree with you there. I'm more intrigued with what he is saying about the FDA, being a huge monopoly and everything is about the money, the scandals. Some of it is a bit far fetched but very interesting. |
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| Originally posted by Project-K Actually, this is the guy who claims to know the cure for cancer, but he won't tell you unless you buy his book, and that if you have frequent heartburn you should drink a nice big glass of acid. |
I also wouldn't give any weight to anything he has to say about the FDA and FTC considering the nature of his past criminal charges. Just do a little bit of lazy research on the guy and you'll get plenty of information about that, or even just a quick wiki;
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| Trudeau has criminal convictions in the early 1990s for fraud and larceny. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and several states have sued him numerous times for misrepresenting his products.[2] |
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| On November 19, 2007, a court found Trudeau in contempt of court of that order for making "patently false" claims in his weight loss book.[5][6] |
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| Critics say that by not referencing studies to substantiate claims, Trudeau gets into a conflict with the FTC. The infomercials suggest that these subjects will be addressed further in the book, but this is not the case. Readers of his book are often referred to his website to find Trudeau's suggested natural cures, where a fee must be paid for its use. |
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| One common criticism by consumer groups is that Trudeau has had no medical training. Trudeau responds that by not having such, he is not biased towards pharmaceutical companies and the FDA, and that medical doctors "are taught only how to write out prescriptions" for "poisons" and "cut out pieces of a person's anatomy." (Natural Cures, Chapter 1 - "I Should Be Dead By Now") |
Someone should just catch a clip of this guy sick/ill.
The end. lol
my sister recommended this book. but then again, she's a stupid bitch.
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| Originally posted by Project-K I also wouldn't give any weight to anything he has to say about the FDA and FTC considering the nature of his past criminal charges. Just do a little bit of lazy research on the guy and you'll get plenty of information about that, or even just a quick wiki; That's just scratching the surface. Personally I find him and the gullible sheep who read his books very amusing. |
I definitely agree with Gen3r4l1ty that America is over-medicated, and that the pharmaceutical companies make big money from treating symptoms and not necessarily diseases. Personally I find it hard to believe our medical and weapons technologies can wipe out whole cities, but not destroy a virus.
I DO think alot of diseases are caused by or exacerbated by poor health and people who do not eat healthy or take care of themselves. Thats a HUGE problem.
Some interesting food for thought, anyone looking for a good conspiracy theory which follows along this topic should look into the rife frequency generator. Basically the idea of this devices it that it takes an electronmagnetic impulse, and matches it to the harmonic resonance (the specific frequencys of atomic movement) of a virus, bacteria, protein, etc... Basically in matching the frequency, the target "shatters" like an opera singer shattering glass when she reaches that high pitch.
Alot of people have apparantly went to jail for this, and alot of conspiracy theorists suggest that the device works and that the pharmaceutical companies and the FDA stand to lose BIG TIME if this device were to ever come true and that they are behind all the law suits and the jail time. Take a look, it's some good conspiracy theory food for thought!
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| Originally posted by Spacey Orange my sister recommended this book. but then again, she's a stupid bitch. |
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