Title: Deserves zero stars
Product review: This is just about the worst book I have ever read. Fitzgerald commits the ultimate crime in his use of junk-science malarchy and apples-to-oranges comparisons. Perhaps, when he acquires SOME form of reputable science degree, he could actually say a few words with some authority. Until a sound basis can be made for the mechanisms and exposures that Fitzgerald puts forth, file this book under "fiction". I am not saying that toxic chemicals do not exist. I am a Medical Toxicologist, board-certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties. It's my job to study the toxic nature of chemicals and the patients who are exposed to them. But I do so in a reasonable, rational scientific fashion. As such, it just kills me that a joker like this can get away with writing such a book.
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