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Well Researched

Customers highly praise the well-researched nature of the book, with many expressing appreciation for the clear and engaging writing style that makes complex information accessible to a broad audience. The book's thorough research and documentation are widely acknowledged as valuable assets.

Information On Supplements

Customers have a generally positive view on the book's information regarding vitamins, supplements, and natural treatments. Some express concern about the lack of regulation and potential harm caused by unproven or misrepresented supplements. Others share personal experiences with supposed benefits from certain supplements.

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Caution Against Gullibility

Customers express both caution and appreciation for the author's skepticism towards natural remedies and supplements. While some praise the book for exposing dangerous misinformation, others criticize it for oversimplifying arguments and neglecting supporting research. Overall, readers are encouraged to maintain a healthy dose of skepticism when considering alternative health options.

Alternative Medicine Critique

Customers have mixed opinions on the critique of alternative medicine in the book "Do You Believe in Magic?". While some praise the author's perspective on the value of both modern and alternative medicine, others criticize the skepticism towards alternative therapies and natural remedies. The book offers insights into the history and profit-driven nature of alternative medicine industries and examines various treatments for different health conditions. Some readers found it intriguing and informative, while others felt misled by their previous experiences with alternative therapies.

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Every time i hit a ping pong ball (four times a week) i would be so happy to have my arthritis relieved by some glucosamine sulfate.


Modern medicine is the result of centuries of serious scientists working against religion and ignorance to provide us with heal...  Read More


Although conventional therapies can be disappointing, alternative therapies shouldn’t be given a free pass…all therapies should...  Read More


They found that 20% contained potentially harmful levels of lead, mercury, and arsenic… these problems aren’t rare.

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Prior to reading this i had been duped into attending multiple acupuncture sessions (while relaxing, cost an unjustified amount...  Read More


This comes from a doctor, who isn't selling snake oil and has no ax to grind but just wants to let the public know how much mon...  Read More


” she then took her son to this neighborhood brain mapping clinic -- at a fee of two-thousand dollars for ten treatments.


As for the costs, those would be left to the informed choice of patients themselves.

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Between 1983 and 2004, poison-control centers in the united states received 1.


God it would be nice to believe in all that cockamamie stuff about a loving god, salvation, heaven; oh to have "faith" that god...  Read More

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Unfortuanately, even allowing alternative medics to practice only above-placebo evidence-based treatment creates serious issues...  Read More


I've thrown more than a few useless and expensive remedies away in fits of anger both at myself and the nd, nutritionist, acupu...  Read More


Mark crispin’s “flies in the ointment” but the latter is a collection of essays that require a little biology background, where...  Read More


Never mind that pfizer bought alacer corporation in 2012, one of the country’s largest manufactures of megavitamins.

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    alternative, medical, scientific, many and treated.
  • Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
  • Our engine has determined that the review content quality is high and informative.
  • Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
  • This product had a total of 899 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 4 2024.

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    Because they’re stuck in a certain way of thinking


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    When you are open to magic you become a target for those selling magical solutions


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    It is also sad to read stories of people who suffered as a result of believing into such treatments


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    This is something our conspiracy theory society does not like


    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    If only more people could hear what this book is saying


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    Im underlining asterisking and commenting in the margins as there is so much i want to remember


    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    If i had the time i would take a stack of these books and stand in front of the vitamin section at my local pharmacy demanding people read this before they buy snake oil


    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    The tinnitus market while never mentioned in the book is rife with sham 34treatments34 many falling into the category of 34alternative medicine

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