Title: Riiiiight
Product review: Although Stewart makes an interesting observation about people "tithing" to the health care industry through health insurance payments and Medicare taxes--and, sure enough, I added it up and it does come to 13% of my income--this book is baloney. He claims essential oils don't kill people, but doctors and hospitals and drugs kill lots and lots and lots of people. He also says having a mastectomy when you've got breast cancer is an amputation, not a cure, but oils cure people. I hope none of you out there with breast cancer choose to reject medical treatment in favor of essential oils, because not getting medical treatment when they need it DOES kill people.That was just the chapter on "allopathic" medicine. The rest of the book is an advertisement for how to give presentations about essential oils, and working threads about essential oils into Bible passages where they aren't really there.
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