Reviews for The Colostrum Miracle: The Anti-Aging Superfood that Can Boost Immunity and Prevent Premature Aging

The average rating for The Colostrum Miracle: The Anti-Aging Superfood that Can Boost Immunity and Prevent Premature Aging based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-11-29 00:00:00 Rob Jenkel This book quite good but nowhere near as good as 'Fire your doctor' by the same author. Instead of quoting studies, this book relies too heavily on case studies of single patients, I thought. In the section at the back which makes up most of the book, different diseases are each given a section on treatment. Some of these sections were okay, but many did nothing more than relate a single case study which was almost always completely resolved following the use of high dose vitamin C or similar. What was lacking was information on how typical such results were and what could be done if the remedies listed did not work. At the very least, it would have been better to include at least a few case studies rather than just one. This book, as with 'Fire your doctor' just does not have enough information about chronic diseases, and long-term illness. There is little talk of how much high dose C's effectiveness is limited by years of damage caused by the disease, and how long to keep C at bowel tolerance if your disease is long term, and some case studies of what can happen in long-term disease with orthomolecular medicine. This is a problem I have found with most books on this topic, so little is written about long-term illness. I suppose it's just not as 'sexy' as writing about getting amazing and very quick results treating a serious infection in its first few weeks etc. Many of us have the non-sexy diseases though! I'd highly recommend 'Fire your doctor' before this book, but it is still far better than almost all books on this topic that are out there. Other good books include 'Orthomolecular medicine for everyone' and 'Dr Atkins' Vita-nutrient solution' as well as all the books by Dr Sherry Rogers. To be clear, I very strongly support the basic message of in this book and am convinced by the benefits of orthomolecular medicine, I just think that this book does nowhere near as good a job as others in presenting this information to the reader, it's a bit simplistic and vague. There was nothing in this book I hadn't already read in 'Fire your doctor' as well. Jodi Bassett, from the Hummingbirds' Foundation for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

Review # 2 was written on 2012-08-02 00:00:00 Andrew Oram In a nutshell: take a LOT of vitamins, especially vitamin C.