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Title: Should be 0 stars-
Review: I didn't read the whole book, but I didn't need to, because what I did read made me feel suckered for buying this book. Drug-free was what I was looking for, but this is too much (or, too little). The muscle testing seemed unlikely enough, but when I got to what the NAET (Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique) therapy was about, it sounded even more so: basically, touching "reflex areas" on the abdomen indicates allergy to a substance being held, then acupressure or acupuncture treatment to that muscle cures the allergy, if you avoid the allergen strictly for 25 hours(p. 205). The author even believes in "surrogate testing"(p.32)--an adult touches a young child, who is holding a sample of suspected allergen, and the adult is tested for muscle weakness that proves the allergy? Oh, please! Maybe there are other good things in the book, but these methods of diagnosis and therapy seem all wrong.
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