Re: Suzanne Somers Knockout

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Thanks, Patty. I was just thinking about her recently, and wondering how she is doing. I remember when her book came out, there was some criticism because people misunderstood what her book was about, thinking she was saying to ignore all treatment when diagnosed with cancer. I want to read it to see what it's really about. I like your review.From: glory2glory1401 <glory2glory1401@...>To:

Sent: Mon, January 4, 2010 12:01:13 PMSubject: Suzanne Somers Knockout

I wanted to share with everyone how impressed I have been with Suzanne

Somers new book "KNOCKOUT".

She's got some fantastic testimony in there with some amazing doctors!

This book also confirms that what we are doing to get better is

definitely on the RIGHT TRACK. Everything we are doing to get ourselves

better is also helpful in the prevention of cancer...but I'm learning

stuff I didn't know before!

She starts out with telling her story when she was hospitalized in

November 2008, and the horrific failed medical treatment she got...we

all can relate big time to that I have no doubt! You will be left

grinding y0ur teeth at what happened to her. It makes me want to go to

Congress and tell them over and over again that we've got to change how

we practice medicine in this country. Doctors are killing people and

charging them thousands upon thousands of dollars to do it, too. It's

insanity.

The bulk of her book is like sitting in on a conversation with some of

the most brilliant minds in medicine today. She interviews about a

dozen doctors regarding their treatment of cancer and how to prevent it.

There are dozens of testimonies of people who have treated their cancers

without the poisonous chemotherapy and have lived decades beyond to

share their successes, which are due to the foresight of these brave and

courageous doctors in going against the mainstream..

Cancer may be a risk we all have to face since our implant exposure. It

is wise to be equipped with important information that will help us be

prepared to deal with it should we have to. Beyond that, we all know

someone who has had or will get cancer in our family.. It's an epidemic

that will not stop marching forward. Information and knowledge is

power. This book will give you that...check it out from the library or

buy it or borrow it...whatever you need to do. Just read it. You won't

be sorry. And you may just live longer.

Patty