Title: Sounds good, looks good, but doesn't deliver
Product review: Dr. Lanctot starts off with a general overview of...exactly what? I'm not sure. Several times, she states that the power of healing is "divine" and is within ourselves. Thanks, but, no, if I break my arm, I'll go to an orthopedic surgeon. At one point in the book, she states that rabies is an illusion. ! When she does finally get to the pharmaceutical - health insurance power coalition, she starts to really explain the title of her book. However, she doesn't quite cover it in depth. The second half of the book is the best part, maybe the only part worth reading. Yes, she is right when she states that doctors practice defensive medicine. Much of her book I agree with, and much I don't agree with. Skip the first few chapters. When she writes about organizations and industries in the real world, pay attention; when she writes about spirituality and the god within us, ignore those parts.
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