The Weight Loss Cure "They" Don't Want You to Know About - should you buy it?
The Weight Loss Cure "They" Don't Want You to Know About - should you buy it?
Have you seen the Weight Loss “Cure” Infomercial? Are you considering buying the book? His claims sound pretty good, don't they? His claims are enticing -- we want to believe him, but should we?
Kevin Trudeau claims in his book The Weight Loss Cure “They” Don’t Want You to Know About that it’s not the fault of fat people that they are fat. He contends that the food companies include additives in their food that make people fat, on purpose. He says this “protocol” is not a “diet.” He claims that he did not “invent” it, but that it was discovered by a British scientist and has been suppressed by the Food and Drug Administration and the American Medical Association. But what does this so-called cure involve? Can the hypothalamus really be “reconditioned” to correct appetite, hunger, food cravings, and fat storage? Can you really follow Trudeau’s protocol, eat whatever you want, not exercise and lose a pound a day just like he claims? You could buy his book to find the answer to these questions, but I wouldn’t recommend it.
Trudeau has a history of scamming the public with his infomercials and products. For example, I read his book Natural Cures “They” Don’t Want You to Know About, and though the book claims to reveal all kinds of healthful cures the truth is that every time you get close to something that sounds promising, Trudeau says in so many words: “I can’t tell you about it here. Go to my website, become a paying member, and I’ll tell you about it then.” He talks about research done, but doesn’t cite it. He quotes people and organizations, but his quotes don’t check out. We can safely assume that this new book will do the same thing.
One thing we can credit Trudeau for is his understanding of the American people. Americans in general love a conspiracy theory and it’s not difficult to get them to part with their hard-earned money for “secret” information. It’s a brilliant business move, if not quite ethical to prey on the weak-minded and gullible in this image obsessed nation. I’m sure he’ll make a bundle.
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Trudeau is a Fraud
Nice writeup. Like you say, the man understands the American people and is a marketing genius. Unfortunately his information isn't factual, but rather plays on the fear and ignorance of desperate people. He is a complete fraud. To see more about Trudeau's time in prison and other con's just do a yahoo search about Kevin Troudeau scam. It's apparent the man is not credible.
It's How the Med-Industry Makes Us Need Health-Care
Actually, the fat-problem is easy to take care of; just chew every bite 30 times.
Sure, there's more you can do to get it done faster; but that's part of the scam. Patience--the most-needed Fruit of the Holy Spirit--is also something the industries steal from you!
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So he's just a clever
So he's just a clever marketer. Aren't they all?
Is Your "They" Kevin's "They"?
If so, then yes; they're all "clever (mindful of actuality) marketers," except Kevin Trudeau (like Mark Joyner) is mindful in a 'humans are not of the system'-way while "they" are mindful in a 'humans made- and like this system, let's hop aboard and let it do the work for us'-way.
Basically, there are those with tons of money who trade it for the quick work that they could do for themselves were they patient (that's the audience the med-industry likes); and then there are those who know the Spirit, one of the Fruits of which is Patience ... Patience which leads to a healthy life.
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I agree anyone making money off obeisity is probably lying
First let me say, As an obese person. I have NOT always been so. I started gaining weight rapidly at the age of 34. I felt tired, headachey. had mood swings and thought I was going crazy. Seven years of tests and doctors and theories did not make things better. NOT one of those quacks checked my thyroid. Finally a lady doctor did and I had hypothyrodism and no amount of exercise or dieting was going to keep the weight from coming on until I got the right treatment.
I have NEVER been an over eater and anyone who knows me can tell you that. I eat healthy most the time and exercise daily.
But the pounds came on and I went from 122 lbs to 196 lbs in seven years. By the time the diagonsis was finally made and discovered I was near heart failure. Put on thyroid. Every so often doctors would adjust it when I started to gain again. But I always still felt tired. Finally last year frusterated I fired the MD's and went to a naturopath.
Now 26 lbs lighter and putting on muscle. I take adrenaline, pituitory and thyroid supplements along with coconut oil and L-caritine, L-glutemine and L-arquinine. I am feeling better than I have for nearly 15 years.
The weight is finally coming off. Actually inches right now as putting on muscle weight. I have gone from size 24 dress to now size 18. I have still got a long way to go. My doctor now helps. I also am on a strict high protein, very low carb diet. Lots of salads and vegies allowed as well.
He said it will probably be at least two more years before I am down to a healthy safe weight. I walk three times a week. and swim almost daily. Winter time I will be using my exercise ball.
MD's on purpose only treat the barest problem of hypothydoism, they want to keep you coming back because your a cash cow for them and the pharmecudical companies.
My ND is the first person in years who listened and helped and I am getting postive results.
yeah i totally agree.. i
yeah i totally agree.. i read the book a few years back and thought the same thing. now i see him on tv every weekend and it's really annoying!
Is this even moral? I think
Is this even moral? I think this man got way to far playing whit people's feelings. Some people desperately need weight loss tips for health, others struggle whit obesity and everything related to it, they don't need this kind of treatment. It's unacceptable...
Nice and here is some more info for the unInformed
There are a lot of reasons why people don't lose weight and various excuses as to why people don't lose weight. There is a completely different take on this whole subject.
See My Pennies Worth
this is just a thought ;)
I don't know what fact you have to base this opinion on however; I will give you my facts. I am the type of person that needs proof before I will believe things like this my mother on the other hand jumps right in. Now she and about 9 of her friends plus 6 of her co-workers have tried this method of weight loss and honey I am sold!! not only did my mother not exercise but the first time she did it she lost 43 pounds in (ready? :) 40 days then decided that she did not want to be on the plan for the holidays ( I will explain why in a moment) and discontinued the plan from the day before thanks giving to the middle of march and did not gain one pound back. Every person with in her little circle that decided to try this plan has had the same results with weight loss from 25 to 67 pounds! I like those odds ;) Now the reason that my mom stopped during the holidays was that the claim is not that you can eat what ever you want rather that you follow the low cal diet while you are on the plan.