The Maker's Diet: The 40-Day Health Experience That Will Change Your Life Forever

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Summary: It's a good book but some information is inconsistent
Review: I read "Patient Heal Thyself" and noticed the same thing. It will recommend not eating seafood but then in the latter chapters, it would include seafood as the recommended diet. Don't get me wrong; the information in the book is unique, like none other. I was just a litte disappointed by the inconsistencies. A book should be thoroughly edited before it goes out to the public and it seems that Dr. Rubin missed that aspect. Otherwise, I would recommend this book to anyone who wishes to be more healthy and vibrant. For people suffering from a debilitating disease, I would recommend his other book, "Patient Heal Thyself."

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Summary: Finally - A man with convictions
Review: It's disturbing to read some of the reviews of this book (especially from those who admit that they haven't even read the book yet). Jordan Rubin is a man on a mission and it's sad when people who don't share in his convictions try to make him out to be a bad guy. I'm glad that there's someone out there who's giving sound advice on nutrition despite the fact that he knows he will take criticism from many. I personally loved the book and will be starting my 40-day health challenge in the coming days. And to those who think this book is just about pushing his products - he has every right to push them. His products are incredible and I don't see anything wrong with someone trying to sell me their product that they know will help me. If you don't want to buy the product - don't buy it - just stop whining and accusing Rubin of trying to take advantage of people. I hope this book is a big success! It could change the lives of thousands of people in this country and get us moving in the right direction with our health.

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Summary: Not a fad diet
Review: To all the critiques out there, this is not a fad diet. Depriving people of the opportunity to read this book is depriving people of information that can make them healthier. This book does not claim to help you lose "20 pounds by this summer !!" It is a health program derived from Biblical precepts and adopted to modern life. It has certainly helped me with my digestion problems and has given me the energy that I didn't have before I started with this. Yes, organic foods are a bit more expensive and this diet does require a change of lifestyle, but hey...so does cancer and other diseases...so take your pick. It's about how to live healthier and prevent health problems in the future for you and your family.It has helped so many people, that there is a support group/community for "Maker's Dieters". http://makersdietclub.squarespace.com/