Treat Lipoma - How To Naturally Treat and Prevent Lipoma Lumps

Unlike the two earlier reviews, I thought the book had a lot to offer. Yes, you can find all of this information online, but it was worth the price of $2.99 to get it all at once. I would avoid the Liver Flush as I am not sure that epsom salts are really that good for you. The liver cleanse with either juice or fresh fruits and vegetables sound very doable. This is not a medical journal, but ,as stated by the author, about how he found relief. It makes sense to me!

It's okay, but I was hoping for more.....

BS pure and simple...did not work.

not sure I agree with it

I am glad the author found something that works for him, but I found it lacking in research, and scientific basis. Also some of the things he states as facts are just plain wrong.

This book is a total waste of good money! I was looking forward to something really helpful but it is not in this book.

I downloaded this book but unfortunately it delete. And unble to read it help me

This book worked for me , some of it did not apply but I tried the turmeric in milk and honey .Within two weeks my lipoma on my back had grown twice the size, It developed an abscess which then burst and my lipoma came away. I went to the doctors throughout for treatment on the abscess and it has now healed, brilliant!

This was an interesting and informative read. I am trying out suggested remedies and have seen some improvement already. The only gripe for me are the grammatical errors in the book of which there are many. Why someone didn't proofread this book before printing is beyond me.

After a lot of explanation about what the book is about and what he's going to tell you, It starts with a false premise and builds on that. The the much vaunted diet is simply the same basic diet that most people sell - eat healthily, you dont need this book to tell you that. As an explanation of my background in saying this, I started with Lypoma when I was 17 and now have over a hundred. From 17 to 55 I was heavily involved in; mountaineering, canoeing(both white water and long distance expeditions), sailing, outdoor wilderness survival, motorcycle enduro (like motocross but with a forty plus mile lap) and much more. Even at 55 I was quicker and more active than most younger canoeists I was fit and active, but still I developed more lypoma. I only slowed down recently because of a back injury and strange to say, I haven't noticed any increase in Lypoma since then.

Nothing here that you could not discover on line in five minutes. Anyone could write this book after searching the web for 30 mins. Do yourself a favour and do not waste your money on this trash