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Summary: This book is essential
Review: Extremely informative and authoritative. If you need to understand why nutritional supplements are important, this source compiles the evidence from many studies to tell why. How do the multitude of supplements available in the North American market stack up against well known nutritional experts' opinions? MacWilliam answers that question in his book.
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Summary: The Authority on Available Supplements
Review: Extremely informative and authoritative. If you need to understand why nutritional supplements are important, this source compiles the evidence from many studies to tell why. How do the multitude of supplements available in the North American market stack up against well known nutritional experts' opinions? MacWilliam answers that question in his book.
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Summary: I am very pleased with this guide
Review: I found the Comparative Guide very helpful in understanding the maze of information on supplements that exists today. It can be very difficult to understand how supplements work, the need for supplements, and very importantly- the quality of supplements!MacWilliam has done a great job. jcrshelton@yahoo.com
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Summary: Best I've Found
Review: My wife and I have taken nutritional supplements for years. It's always been 'up to me' to determine what brands are the best. I used to be a distributor for USANA nutritionals (rated #1 in this book) and then switched to Life Extension Foundation products (also rated high in this book). It was reassuring to me that by my own discernment, I had chosen the best. I have never found a book so complete and thorough as this book on rating nutritional supplements. I did read in one of the other reviews on this book, that someone had a problem with Denis Waitley reviewing the book when he was in fact, associated with USANA. Why? If that person took the time to do a little research, they would have found that other Doctors that made their own personal recommendations for the purpose of establishing a 'Blended Standard', were associated with several different companies. i.e. Dr. Michael Colgan is the Director of the Colgan Institute of Nutritional Science in San Diego and promotes his own brand of nutritional supplements. However, he's also associated with USANA. And Dr. Julian Whitaker, Director of the Whitaker Wellness Instituee, Inc in Newport Beach, CA, also promotes his own brand of nutritional supplements. Dr. Michael Murray, N.D. is associated with Natural Factors, a Canadian based nutritional supplement company. These doctors and others, all made their own suggestions as to what they thought went into making up the 'best' supplements. Then, an average was taken to determine the 'Blended Standard' to assess over 1000 supplement manufacturers products. This was boiled down to the best 500 and then charted in this book. USANA topped the list. So who would YOU have writing a testimonial for the book? Someone who represents a manufacturer that finished 500th? This is by far, the best book I've found on comparing nutritional supplements and their manufacturers.
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Summary: Best I've Found
Review: My wife and I have taken nutritional supplements for years. It's always been 'up to me' to determine what brands are the best. I used to be a distributor for USANA nutritionals (rated #1 in this book) and then switched to Life Extension Foundation products (also rated high in this book). It was reassuring to me that by my own discernment, I had chosen the best. I have never found a book so complete and thorough as this book on rating nutritional supplements. I did read in one of the other reviews on this book, that someone had a problem with Denis Waitley reviewing the book when he was in fact, associated with USANA. Why? If that person took the time to do a little research, they would have found that other Doctors that made their own personal recommendations for the purpose of establishing a 'Blended Standard', were associated with several different companies. i.e. Dr. Michael Colgan is the Director of the Colgan Institute of Nutritional Science in San Diego and promotes his own brand of nutritional supplements. However, he's also associated with USANA. And Dr. Julian Whitaker, Director of the Whitaker Wellness Instituee, Inc in Newport Beach, CA, also promotes his own brand of nutritional supplements. Dr. Michael Murray, N.D. is associated with Natural Factors, a Canadian based nutritional supplement company. These doctors and others, all made their own suggestions as to what they thought went into making up the 'best' supplements. Then, an average was taken to determine the 'Blended Standard' to assess over 1000 supplement manufacturers products. This was boiled down to the best 500 and then charted in this book. USANA topped the list. So who would YOU have writing a testimonial for the book? Someone who represents a manufacturer that finished 500th? This is by far, the best book I've found on comparing nutritional supplements and their manufacturers.
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Summary: This book is essential
Review: This book is essential for anyone interested in health and nutrition. It takes the guesswork out of trying to find the best supplements. The research is very thorough, and yet it is easy for the layman to understand.
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Summary: An Excellent Guide for Nutritional Supplements Products
Review: When you need nutritional supplements for your health and need a guide for what to take, this book has it all. It is those needs that make me bought this book. I love how it's laid out - it gives basic explanation of nutritional supplements and it's effect to human body. How does it benefit to you. Then it goes to the products available on the market and compare which one has the ingredients you need in the detailed and categorized elements. This book is printed on very high quality paper with clear and beautiful graphs and charts in it. I love this book.
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Summary: It's amazing
Review: You can't find a better comparative guide on the market.
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