Customer Reviews
Big Claims - No Evidence - A Scientology Money Maker - By: SKEPTIC, 12 Mar 2008 
Preying on the vunerable, this book makes big claims. There is no evidence that any of it works. the proceeds go towards Scientology. You tube that please. If you want help, there are better places to go & better books to read.
Beware of junk mail following your purchase !!! - By: JFB, 09 Jan 2008 My mother-in-law asked me to order this book for her following a plug on an american chat show. Amazon didn't have itin stock so I ordered from an Amazon seller. Big mistake. Turns out that this is something to do with Scientology & I constantly receive letters from the "Church of Scientology" trying to recruit me. Maybe I have unfairly given the book a 1 star rating having not actually read it myself, but my mother-in-law, (who is completely gullible with anything health related) informs me that it is not worth bothering with.
Clear Body Clear Mind - By: Michael Sharp, 20 Aug 2007 
I found this book revolutionaryin it's approach to detoxification,L Ron Hubbard's research into the effects of toxins on the mind & body is explainedin a scientific way & for me provides a solution to the mounting chemical & drug crisis on our planet.
The Book is very well laid out & the glossary was helpful.
Handling Drugs - By: Dr. Rw Fallon, 31 Jan 2007 This is a great book. The program it outlines has higher than a 90% success ratein helping people get off drugs (much higher than any other rehab clinic or programme).
The below reviewer is mis-leadingin his "sweat, exercise & don't eat bad food". This isn't what it says at all.
The book outlines an actual programme that has helped many people (Scientologists & non-Scientologists alike). Some courts send drug users to Narconon (a group that adminsters the programme to non-Scientologists) instead of giving them a custodial sentence. Clearly it is better to help the person to get off drugs than put themin an environment that is likely to make the situation worse.
I suggest you have a look at it for yourself & make your own decision.
utter rubbish - dont waste your money - By: Simon Early, 24 Dec 2006 I bought this book to see what all the hoo-hahin the press about Scientology is all about & to learn a bit more about it before I joined the bandwagon, but I have to say this book is utter shite. It isin fact, the worst book I have ever had the misfortune to read- & I forced myself to carry on despite wanting to give up after 60 pages or so.
I've never writte a review as I normally cant be bothered, but this is SO BAD I made the effort.
Badly written, for 4 year olds & written by one it seems. No scientific backup, allin nice big type for way-below-average reading age. Wild assumptions, no evidence to back most of it up & utter drivel of the very worst kind. Brainwashing for the easily influenced. Don't waste your money - here's the synopsis (there's a big word you wont readin the book) - "sweat a lot, excercise & don't eat bag things". There. just saved you a few quid.
Honestly, the author is a moron (albeit a very very rich one). Actually, I'm wrong. He cant be a moron cos he's fooled millions of people into buying this drivel for decades. He's a marketing genius, so I must apologise. He's a genius at stating the obvious, making it out to be a revelation & making a fortune out of the gullible.
It really is rubbish & badly written. The only reason I can't give this a "-1" star is cos Amazon don't have that as an option. Avoid Avoid Avoid. If you want to know about detoxing etc go buy "Fantastic Voyage" by Kurzweil - excellent. In a different league.
