Title: Dreadfully poor self-publishing, but still of value
Review: This book(let), obviously and badly self-published, is desperately in need of editing, decent formatting, and an overhaul of citation style. It would also benefit from removal of the sketchier flights of fancy toward the end (why did he veer off into such irrelevancies as a denunciation of pasteurized milk?!).That said, it still provides some value in laying out (in purple prose) a case against statins and in providing many potentially useful leads to more information.Malcolm Kendrick's The Great Cholesterol Con is a far, far, FAR better book, and I recommend it instead. The chapter on Statins in The Overdosed American, by John Abramson, is also a very good alternative, among others.I gave two stars for the author's enthusiasm, and for the considerable research he has reported on. But he really should have hired an editor and a book designer before publishing.
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