What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About Nutritional Medicine May Be Killing You

What Reviewers Say

What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About Nutritional Medicine has been garnering overwhelmingly positive reviews since it first hit the market in 2002. Multiple health professionals have talked about how the book helps them to empower patients to take their health into their own hands. Readers feel similarly: the book has maintained a high 4.5 star rating on Amazon due to its empowerment factor.

In addition, readers call the book a “must-read for anybody interested in their health” and a “must-read for healthy life.” It’s not uncommon to find reviews that discuss the direct effects of Strand’s recommendations on well-being, with glowing praise such as “this book has literally revolutionized my life” and anecdotes about how supplements were able to reverse degenerative conditions when the usual medical approach had failed.

The smattering of negative reviews of the book generally point to Strand’s professional contacts and possible financial links with the supplement industry, as well as some religious undertones to the book. That said, the vast majority of negative reviewers note that the book was still interesting and informative but simply not what they were looking for.

To read further reviews of What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About Nutritional Medicine May Be Killing You or to order your own copy, visit the book’s Amazon page.
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