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	title:	Reversing Multiple Sclerosis: 9 Effective Steps to Recover Your Health
	author:	Celeste Pepe, Lisa Hammond
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Hampton Roads Publishing Co
	released:	March 15, 2001
	isbn:	1571742263
	isbn-13:	9781571742261

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Customer Reviews
Disappointing - Rated I found this book disappointing and for that reason skipped chapters 3 - 16 so I could read the summary of Pepe's 9 steps. The first part of the book was too narrative and the second part was too scientific for my liking. Celeste Pepe is fortunate in having the resources to fund the various therapies that she underwent, and suggests but I would hazard a guess that most do not. I found reading about something that could help me when know I could NEVER afford it is depressing. This book might appeal to other readers but I lost interest very quickly and much prefer Jacque Rigg's Curing the Incurable. Cheering biography but weak on data & science - Rated This is a positive & cheering biography - but weak on hard data and science. Look for a more "academic" or "factual" book if you are looking for hard data. Worth a look but - Rated I found this book useful to a point, in that it explores a number to different treatment options and is positive in tone, but felt it to be rather too heavy on narrative. The author describes the processes she underwent to reach her conclusions in detail, the individual doctors she visited and so on. I found myself skipping large chunks of this lengthy book as a result.

Customer Reviews

Disappointing - Rated 2/5
I found this book disappointing and for that reason skipped chapters 3 - 16 so I could read the summary of Pepe's 9 steps. The first part of the book was too narrative and the second part was too scientific for my liking.

Celeste Pepe is fortunate in having the resources to fund the various therapies that she underwent, and suggests but I would hazard a guess that most do not. I found reading about something that could help me when know I could NEVER afford it is depressing.

This book might appeal to other readers but I lost interest very quickly and much prefer Jacque Rigg's Curing the Incurable.

Cheering biography but weak on data & science - Rated 3/5
This is a positive & cheering biography - but weak on hard data and science.
Look for a more "academic" or "factual" book if you are looking for hard data.

Worth a look but - Rated 3/5
I found this book useful to a point, in that it explores a number to different treatment options and is positive in tone, but felt it to be rather too heavy on narrative.

The author describes the processes she underwent to reach her conclusions in detail, the individual doctors she visited and so on. I found myself skipping large chunks of this lengthy book as a result.

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