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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great story about a great struggle.... Review: In this book, Dr. Wilk offers overwhelming evidence that the AMA sought to discredit and destroy chiropractic. Dr. Wilk tells his own story of discovering chiropractic, of building his practice, and of his constant struggle to clear the name of chiropractic, which has been under constant attack as quackery from others in the "healing" community.Dr. Wilk eventually took the AMA to court, twice, and this book tells the story of those events in a way that should awaken the wary consumer. Perhaps the best thing in this book is the Appendix, in which Dr. Wilk cites numerous studies that have vindicated the use of chiropractic in spite of attacks from detractors.If you are one of the growing number of people interested in natural healing techniques, or one of those with an inherent mistrust of MD's, read this book! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Someone please help re: JT's "A Passion Play" album Review: What is wrong with "this version" of the CD? People give "this version" one stars, and the original CD/vinyl version four and five stars. Why? What is wrong with this later version's remastering?There are also a few unfavorable reviews about the remastering of "Thick as a Brick" and "Aqualung." Why is this? What the problems with the remastered sound on these reissueus?Please help.Thanks. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not worth it at any price Review: This is the worst workout video I have ever seen. The choreography is way too complicated and the instructor doesn't help much. She tries to, I guess, by frequently saying "pay attention to the change", but it would be better if she actually told you what the change was going to be BEFORE she added another move. To make things worse, half the time the camera only shows her from the waist up, which is totally useless as you are trying to figure out what her feet are doing. I'm no Ginger Rogers, but I'm not a total klutz either - trying to follow the moves on this tape is just a waste of time. Even if you could follow, this is by no means a "Fat Blaster" workout. The intensity isn't high enough to even break a sweat. You could spend your time a lot better doing anything else. Answer:
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