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Product Details:
Author: CN Marcia Zimmerman
Paperback: 365 pages
Publisher: Nutrition Solution Publishing
Publication Date: 2006
ISBN: 0972174028
Product Weight: 0.36 pounds
Package Length: 8.9 inches
Package Width: 6.0 inches
Package Height: 0.9 inches
Package Weight: 1.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
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2has fundamental errorsMay 06, 2007
By Light/Mind-Flame Dancing "Gnostic Kaizen, buddhist-tendencies"
This book has factual errors ( they claim that some supplement helps the body *produce* iodine, which is an element: that is not possible ), fundamental errors of competence ( specific dosage recommendation, without specifying if the dose is for an 80lb 80yo woman or a 400lb 40yo man? How can it be the correct dosage for everyone?? ), and is filled with enthusiasm for the recommended supplements, and enthusiastic dissing of anything that questions their recommendations ( a study that found 400iu of vit-e to be associated with increased mortality: yes the study was flawed in that it didn't differentiate between synthetic or natural vit-e, but it was specific in its findings enough to make 200iu more desirable a dosage due to lower heart-attack risk ).

IF one can block the seductiveness of the specific-dosage recommendations, and ignore the supposed value of their certifications ( which I'm not ever going to trust among anyone, thanks to these people ), THEN the book is of great value, for suggesting patterns of supplementation for one's specific pattern-of-health.

2 stars because one has to be very careful when reading anything by these two, but it is of some value.

Cheers,

Gnostic-one

 
 
 
 
 
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