Miracle Cures: Dramatic New Scientific Discoveries Revealing the Healing Powers of Herbs, Vitamins, and Other Natural Remedies
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From Jean Carper, America’s Most Trusted Source of Cutting-Edge Nutritional Advice, the Bestselling Guide to the Dramatic Healing Powers of Herbs, Vitamins, and Other Natural Remedies
Miracle Cures is the breakthrough book that presents scientific evidence of the effectiveness of natural remedies, culled from the world’s leading doctors and scientists, research centers, and major international scientific journals, including the Journal of the American Medical Association and the British Medical Journal, combined with the awe-inspiring first-person medically verified accounts of people who have successfully cured themselves with natural medicines.
Jean Carper Reveals the Natural Medicines
That Have Been Proven to:
Lower Your Cholesterol
Open up Your Arteries
Regulate Your Heart
Relieve Depression
Overcome Anxiety
Fight Sleep Problems
Regenerate Your Liver
Restore Your Memory
ASIN : B0015KGX3C
Publisher : HarperCollins e-books (October 13, 2009)
Publication date : October 13, 2009
Language : English
File size : 2.1 MB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 323 pages
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David Stapleton –
Approach with an Open Mind
The basic concept of the book is that there are herbal and dietary ways to alleviate or cure many of today’s medical afflictions; that the many modern medications (and their associated side affects) may not be only path to relief. The author does a wonderful job of presenting the case for 21 such remedies in a reasonably scientific manner, with a minimum of sensationalism (yes, there is some, how can you avoid it in this genre, the book is called Miracle Cures after all).Let me say upfront, I am a skeptic. I firmly believe in the adage – if it seems too good to be true, it almost certainly is not. However, Jean Carper, presents each remedy or supplement in such a straight forward manner that the claims seem reasonable, and for the cost of a few supplements, you have to ask yourself – Why not?Each chapter covers one remedy, with sections on – what it is, how it works, supporting evidence (in the form of tests and trials), who should take it, how much to take, and consumer concerns (good brands so you don’t get burned by buying bogus stuff). I found the latter helpful in searching out certain of the harder to find supplements, although many of the supplements are available in Standardized varieties now, so it may be less vital information than it was in 1997.Does any of the stuff work? I do not know at this time. I have been convinced enough to put up a few dollars to try some of them though. My wife has moderately elevated cholesterol, so we are giving the grapefruit fiber a shot. We have all been a little moody lately (lots of stress), so we are giving the fish oil (Omega-3) a try. If these seem to work, I may try a few of the others.My only complaint is that the book has a 1997 copyright, and could really use an update.P-)[Update May 28, 2005]Don’t know on the cholesterol, my wife goes back in in 4 months for a check, however, our mix of suppliments right now includes – ginko biloba, grapefruit fiber, grapeseed extract, Omega-3 fish oils, coenzyme Q10, and a multiple vitamin plus minerals. The result is that we are both feeling an otherwise unexplained surplus of energy and we are less moody and more positive in our attitudes.[Update Sept 5,2005]Okay, on the cholesterol, turns out I was over 260 last year when I had it checked (just didn’t know). When I went in for a check this August I was down to 191, so while I cannot say 100% that the grapefruit fiber is responsible, there is a strong correlation.
Mrs. U. Jovanovic –
Eye opener – Miracle Cures
I already bought a copy in the late 90s, but lent it to someone who never gave it back, so ordered another copy. I wish there were an updated version, I’d purchase that too! A lot of what is in it will now be familiar to people who research alternative ways of curing illnesses (it WAS published some 20 years ago and was cutting edge at the time!), but those who don’t will be simply amazed at the information that grape seed extract can help make your veins more elastic, Kudzu can help reduce cravings for alcohol, etc. All the supplements in the book are now readily available in most health food shops (they weren’t when the book first came out!), and it is written in a sensible, no-nonsense way that will be easily understood by all. It doesn’t just tell you what to do to help your problem, but also why, how and gives case studies. Excellent…
Betty Sylva –
Miracle Cures
Good reference if used in conjunction with M.D. advice. Even herbs can kill you or make you sick if you aren’t careful.
scruffmom –
Great and Time -Tested information!
This is not a new book, but I loaned my copy to someone who did not return it, and I felt that the information in it was so good, that I just replaced it! Although I bought the book in 1996 or so, the info in it has borne out and been reported on major tv shows, and in medical reports. My husband and I faithfully use some of the supplements in the book, and are in good health. My husband is 80, and has never had a prostate or urine flow issue, due to his use of a saw palmetto prostate complex. He also uses CoQ10 because he takes a statin drug for cholesterol that his liver makes too much of. He is like the Energizer Bunny!
The Happy Looker –
Jean Carper Feeds Us the Latest1
I first loved a book written by Jean Carper many years ago. I trust what she says as she has no ax to grind, and no product to sell.She researches the latest scientific information and feeds it back to us. This book was no exception!
LisaM –
Everyone should have this book
What a great book. I learned so much and have recommended alot of the info I learned to not only friends and family but also clients of mine. I think everyone who either has health issues or knows someone that does should read this book.
Kathleen Richardson –
I have better ones than this
Just browsing through the book, I have better ones than this.
tonkatoy –
Inspirational and true!!!
Love this book, as one of the stories is about my mother. Very inspirational and stories are true!
ben –
I bought this book well after publication date .But it still has immaculate research , unfussy information and encouraging guidance on alternative medicinal help. And lots of it – lots of health problems are addressed herein , with sensible healthcare solutions , timescales and dosage .