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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best advice I ever followed
I started taking Wild oil of Oregano after I heard a lecture by Dr. Cass Ingram. It's been two years of taking a few drops everyday and my sinus problem has disappeared. The artritis in my hands hasn't flared up and I am seldom sick or get a cold. My Aunt has fibermyalsia and her Dr. is amazed at her improvement since taking the oil. A lot of people can snub this...
Published on May 28, 2005 by Homestyle
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4 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
alarmist from the left field
One of the worst purely anecdotal unscientific book. Too many references are misquoted or taken out of context. A wanna be expert preying on the vulnerability of the simpletons. He would have us all bathing in a tub of oregano oil smelling like a spagetti sauce.
Published on March 7, 2002
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best advice I ever followed,
By Homestyle (In the woods of Arkansas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Life-Saving Cures: How to Use the Latest and Most Powerful Cures (Paperback)
I started taking Wild oil of Oregano after I heard a lecture by Dr. Cass Ingram. It's been two years of taking a few drops everyday and my sinus problem has disappeared. The artritis in my hands hasn't flared up and I am seldom sick or get a cold. My Aunt has fibermyalsia and her Dr. is amazed at her improvement since taking the oil. A lot of people can snub this book but have they actually tried taking the advice? My Dr. said oil of oregano cannot hurt me and I cannot get addicted or overdose.
4 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
alarmist from the left field,
By A Customer
This review is from: Life-Saving Cures: How to Use the Latest and Most Powerful Cures (Paperback)
One of the worst purely anecdotal unscientific book. Too many references are misquoted or taken out of context. A wanna be expert preying on the vulnerability of the simpletons. He would have us all bathing in a tub of oregano oil smelling like a spagetti sauce.
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Life-Saving Cures: How to Use the Latest and Most Powerful Cures by Cass Ingram (Paperback - Mar. 1999)
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