Q: Is this product review positive? Title: I didn't see any rat. Review: I cannot describe it's good or bad because there are also some other tricks in my house. However, until now, I didn't see any rat anymore. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Not really my cup of tea Review: I got this thinking it was one thing and found quickly that it is definitely not what I thought. So, the book itself maybe fine, but due to my preconceptions, I did not like it at all. This is probably not a fair review of the content Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Skip this shower radio Review: I got this shower radio for Christmas and was excited. Also, the radio is only splash proof and can only withstand a small amount of steam. Because of this I didn't feel comfortable hanging it directly under the shower head by the rope, so I used the suction cups and placed it at the far end of the shower. But, I was constantly afraid that the suction cups would fail and the radio would fall. I used it exactly TWICE (total time was about 30 minutes) when the volume (on/off) button broke. Thankfully I still had the packaging but I had to pull it out of the trash can to return this thing. Think I'm going to try to find a different shower radio. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: a cautionary tale Review: I read this book soon after I started seeing Dr Hedaya for depression. There are some useful nuggets in the book about the benefits of good nutrition, regular exercise, and meditation. However, after following Hedaya's treatment plan to the letter for almost two years - including a regime of up to 30 supplements a day and various diets - and spending over $40,000 on appointments - he charges $400 per 50-minute appointment - and expensive lab tests, I got no results. His so-called integrative holistic approach ('whole psychiatry'), which is supposed to reduce a patient's dependence on medications, had me increasing the number of medications I was on, including an anti-convulsant. His claim to be able to restore a patient's vital biological factors and hormonal balance through nutritional supplements and special diets has not been supported by the available scientific evidence. If you do read the book, I recommend getting a second opinion before acting on its recommendations. Answer:

A: