Title: Nonsense
Product review: Absolutely whacky!First of all, it's fiction masquerading as nonfiction. Secondly, there are no supporting facts-we are told that Max can cure anything with drops and energy balancing, but there's no proof.I suppose Max and everyone in his family will live until they are 150 years old since this approach has all the answers. The stories in it remind me of 60's drug-induced hallucinations. Einstein would be rolling in his grave if he knew his name was being associated with this nonsense.The paranoia about medical treatments is just that--paranoia.The philosophy isn't even logical. I love how they use quotes from people like Confucious, Fromm, and Dylan to make their book sound deep and factual--puleese!They have pure fiction here and they are trying to sell it as nonfiction--can't have it both ways.
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