Dead Doctors Don't Lie

Read this book! CAUTION: You might actually get healthier and live longer - resulting in better quality of life. I was introduced to Dr. Wallach by my parents in 1991. Was very intrigued with the info he shared in the book “Let’s Play Doctor.” I’m still learning. If something in this book rings true to you, try it. If not, keep turning the pages. I won’t take it personally. :D

Great read! I remember when it was just audio. Now I have the book to refer back to.

I first heard of Dr. Wallach many years ago, when I was active in MLM activities - several over the years - and was given a cassette recording of the Dead Doctors spiel, which I found fascinating.The whole thing came about because he had plenty of idle time on his hands, when he was out on the road promoting his liquid minerals, and putting on seminars. He started a hobby of clipping obituaries from the local papers, in whatever city he was in at the time, and keeping track of the ages of MDs that died.He discovered that many of them did, in fact, die much younger than the national average, and this was because they "practiced what they preached,'' or took the drugs they prescribed, to numb the pain rather than cure the problem.He maintained that every death was actually attributable to a mineral deficiency, even though that was not the apparent cause of death.For example, an aneurysm was caused by a copper deficiency, which caused an artery to develop a weakened wall, which burst under pressure from the blood within.He had done literally thousands of autopsies, of both animals and humans, and would know instantly, upon conducting an autopsy, what the cause of death was.That actually was responsible for my starting into the natural health arena, because everything he said made so much sense.I really didn't know much about the whole doctor scene, and had no reason to have any animosity toward them, until I gradually realized just what the real story is.I have since learned a great deal, and realize just how corrupt the whole medical system is - that it's all about making money - lots of money - and not at all about fixing your medical problems.What is so sad to realize is just how much power the almighty dollar has on so many people, who are in positions of great influence and power over so many people who look up to them and trust them to look out for their health situation, only to end up with the short end of the stick.Who knows how many people's health has been totally turned around by the knowledge gained by the information they have learned from Dr. Wallach, to fix the source of your problems, instead of patching over the pain with drugs?The bottom line is that it behooves all of us to learn as much as possible, and forever be on guard to protect your own health, because we're only here once, and for a relatively short time, and we need to make our stay on this earth as pleasant and pain free as we possibly can.Only we, ourselves, care about us, (and our loved ones) and only we can make the decisions to do right by our own health care. Trusting others to do it for us is fraught with much danger, because they have their own vested interests in mind. Which is, of course, making money by selling us drugs, and that certainly doesn't coincide with what may be best for us.But Dr. Wallach is a totally amazing man, both in his intelligence, and in the energy he has displayed his whole life, to have accomplished such a terrific track record of all the things he has done, and the profound impact it has all had on so many people, and for so long.

You are what you eat is the focus point of the book... Drugs and Alcohol are bad for us, this sums up the book.

Awesome...

For a while now, I have committed myself to never, and I mean never, go on any prescription medication. I am very sensitive putting chemical in my body. Not only that, I'd realized that doctors were only treating the symptoms and not the cause of illness. I'm one of the fortunate ones for I have a medical counselor who I can consult with any time I have a health issue that needs addressing. She's the best and the cost is free. All of her advice on what I have to do have been bang on and the only time she advised me to go to a doctor was to get an antibiotic cream for my leg. In fact, the only time she will suggest I go see a doctor if it's an emergency (such as a serious cut, car accident etc).Recently I met a man who was diagnosed in his early years as diabetic. At the age of 62, one leg was just amputated, the other leg is gaunt (as though the skin was vacuum sucked to his bones) and he's on his way to losing that one too. To add insult to injury, he's on 32 prescription drugs. I asked him if he's ever consider other alternative treatment besides the conventional. Unfortunately he wants to stay on his present course which will ultimately lead to losing the remainder of his limbs and eventually death.There are times I think doctors are just stupid and evil because they just don't get it. How can you possible treat a patient when you only treat the symptoms? Somehow I believe that they realize this and that's why doctors become alcoholics and/or drug addicts. I would rather go to a veterinarian to treat my illness than a doctor anytime.I now realize that my periodontal issues was due to a calcium deficiency. In addition, my calcium deficiency led to my high blood pressure. I was told I had high cholesterol at 210 and my doctor wanted to put me on a cholesterol medication. I refused the prescription that she gave me. Had I taken it, I believe I would have developed diabetes which happens to be one of the side affects. Per my medical adviser, I am taking something that's not a drug and my receding gums have repaired themselves.I can see the difference. My loose tooth which I almost had pulled, is on the mend. I can feel the difference and believe that within another month or two at most, I will have saved my tooth and $1800 for gum surgery which was suggested, as a preventative measure, to save myself from future tooth lost,I absolutely love this book and I believe that anyone who is serious about their health and wants to take control of it, will find this book extremely helpful. Dr. Wallach is tops in his profession.

Great reference books for my library. Good to read what former (deceased) physicians have to say.

Informative and fun to read.My only thing I noticed is: ok.. so the author, he makes claims to solve all sorts of physical issues with the body. However, the author is a wrinkling, balding, (for many years over-weight btw) who wears glasses and has yellowing teeth.. etc etc. You would think maybe he would have fixed basic things like that if he really has the cures. He claims to in his book.Thats all I have to say, aside from the fact that the book as a whole feels a little gimmicky. Like one of those "Im writing a book to make money and the book is based on miracle cures." This book would probably end up not carrying much weight once you get to the end as I have, and will end up on a shelf with other books entitled "how to become a millionaire in a week working from home."