Has anyone read the book Natural Cures by Kevin Trudeau?

Question

Does it really have a cure for cancer in there, if so, what is it? Does anyone know where I can read the full book online, or read cut out's from it?

I think there is already a cure for cancel, but the FDA or whatever doesn't want us to know because they make money from the medicine not the cure. Am I right?

Answer 1

Yes, I read it to have an answer to a friend who was hopeful. Kevin Trudeau profits from the hopes of sick people.

And I wouldn't be surprised if the "drug company conspiracy" theory came from people who publish this sort of thing and sell worthless plants to cancer patients.

Answer 2

Trudeau lacks a great deal of credibility considering that he is a convicted felon. People who have bought his book have filed numerous online complaints. He can basically get away with writing anything he wants and selling it because he states that this is only his opinion.

As far as the FDA or big pharmacy making more money by hiding a cure for cancer. That's a myth too. No doubt the Pharmacy companies make money, but you really shouldn't limit yourself to thinking that they are the only ones capitalizing on this rotten illness. Alternative meds, online herbs and supplementals, juices, and Trudeau like entrepreneurs selling books to 'cure cancer' are also cashing in big time. Cancer is big money for all of them.

So, who do you believe? Well, you do your own research, read, and talk to many different people from all over. Eventually you will find a treatment that works or helps you.

You can find Trudeau's book at a library. If it isn't at a local branch you can ask the librarian for an inter-library loan. They should be able to get you a copy somewhere. Don't make Trudeau any richer than he already is. Don't buy it.

What Kevin Trudeau doesn't want you to know
http://dir.salon.com/story/books/feature/2005/07/29/trudeau/index.html

Infomercial Scams: Consumer Complaints about Trudeau's books
http://www.infomercialscams.com/scams/natural_cures

And, the common conspiracy myth that the FDA is withholding the cure for cancer.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/cancer/HO00033

Answer 3

Interesting responses. I can speak from my own experience. I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in Dec of 2004. I choose alternative medicine, and am healthier today because of it. I spent over 10 thousand on treatment, and shrank the tumors. I am a big believer in alternative medicine. I was pregnant with my 7th child at the time. She is two this week and a very healthy child. She would of been a dead child if I had treated the cancer the conventional way. I am healthy and my baby is healthy, my other children are happy that I am better and here to care for them. I have Truedea's book, and I agree with a lot of what he says, but not everything. I think it is important to research cancer and make an informed decision. I got my copy at a used book store called St. Vincent DePaul for one dollar and ninety nine cents. Best wishes!

Answer 4

Whenever you see something that is too good to be true you should a) not believe it and b) go to google and search on whatever it is plus the word "scam". In this case, if you google "Kevin Trudeau" + scam, you will get an avalanche of info about his bs.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

no, I know nothing about it.