Cindy Falteich

Entertaining and honest

Revisado: 02-25-25

You can think anything you want about the life Ozzy has lived but you'll find no more honest account about the highs, lows, gifts and regrets. This is also a very entertaining read. I laughed a lot. He has keen sense of humor.

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Finally the truth.

Revisado: 05-19-23

I've been on a journey to uncover the truths and myths behind true health, and this book is an integral part of the puzzle. Thanks for writing it.

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An essential title in the true health library

Revisado: 01-11-23

Two years ago, I joined the carnivore movement. A few months in, I experienced strange problems. Then I heard Sally K. Norton, a guest on the Fundamental Health podcast, say, "If you've been eating carnivore for 6 months and you don't feel amazing, it's oxalates." She was right. That great American plant-based diet had left its mark. With Sally's help, I'm allowing my body to heal through nutrient-dense, low-oxalate foods. This is not a concept that you choose to "believe" or "buy into." Oxalates will eventually get you and when they do, your doctor will call your symptoms "diseases" and prescribe drugs. Read this book before it's too late.

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Powerful.

Revisado: 12-08-22

This book is for anyone who has questioned the failure of modern medicine to keep us healthy and also for those who haven't yet realized they should question the real problem with health.

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Mind-blowing information

Revisado: 05-10-22

If you ever thought, like I do, that the body runs on a very simple premise and disease is not innate to the human condition, this book will help you grasp how little it takes for the system to break down but also how simple it is to fix it.

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Another great investigative piece of literature

Revisado: 05-03-22

It's so sad what humans are capable of doing to other humans for money. It's ironic that we use the tem "civilization" to describe anything. This book paints the picture of what white men did to native American fortunes and families in the 1900s. It seems that the only birthright that exists is greed. That seems to be the only constant.

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Extraordinary and exhaustingly researched

Revisado: 04-21-22

This book will not disappoint. The author's reading style also lends to the authenticity.

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A vivid historical account

Revisado: 04-06-22

A vivid historical account of the players involved in yet another indigenous population robbed of their existance by, well, you know who.

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Essential listening

Revisado: 02-04-22

The work of Ms. Teicholz and her comrades are the only way the world will wake up to the fallacy of health currently being promoted. Great work!

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I listen to this as often as I can. Magical.

Revisado: 02-03-22

This is my go-to meditation. If it was a 45 or cassette, I'd have worn it out by now.

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