Do You Believe in Magic?: Vitamins, Supplements, and All Things Natural: A Look Behind the Curtain, (Paperback)

from Lezle9

A quick and interesting read. I must admit I was ignorant to a lot of the things that the author talks about (details of the origins of acupuncture and controlled studies showing that taking supplemental vitamins can actually be detrimental to most people's health, etc.) so this is definitely a b...

from Beamis12

I have always had a great deal of curiosity for alternative therapies, so many people have claimed it has made a huge difference in their lives. After reading this book I think it might be a case of mind over matter. Offit tackles everything from the laetrile nightmare that cost so many people th...

from donnambr

Excellent read, in the straightforward no-nonsense style that has made books such as Bad Science and Bad Pharma so popular. Well written, well researched and full of eye-openers, without relying on heavy-handed scare tactics.

from speljamr

This is the second book I've read by Paul Offit and it's as fantastic, clear, and conversational as the first one I read. In "Do You Believe in Magic?" Dr. Offit tackles the controversial alternative medicine topic with a firm grasp of the history between standard practice medicine and the altern...

from speljamr

This is the second book I've read by Paul Offit and it's as fantastic, clear, and conversational as the first one I read. In "Do You Believe in Magic?" Dr. Offit tackles the controversial alternative medicine topic with a firm grasp of the history between standard practice medicine and the altern...