Chapter 3

It's All About the Money

Looking for straight talk? In Natural Cures They Don't Want You To Know About Kevin Trudeau states his case. "My contention is that there are all-natural cures for virtually every disease and ailment. These cures are being suppressed and hidden from you by the pharmaceutical industry, the Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission, as well as other groups." The question arises "What is the motive for such a thing to occur?' In Natural Cures Kevin Trudeau explains the simple answer: money and power. A look at the drug industry. Let's say you sell insulin to diabetics. Would you be happy if someone discovered a herb that cured a person's diabetes so that they never needed insulin again? Of course not. You would be out of business. As long as people are sick billions and billions of dollars in profit are made every year. Kevin Trudeau's book reveals how there is little financial incentive to cure disease. In Natural Cures They Don't Want You To Know About, you, the consumer, are empowered with the knowledge Kevin Trudeau has spent years amassing. In this chapter Kevin Trudeau also offers examples from industries such as auto and tobacco explaining how they enrich themselves at the consumers expense. He also relates his first hand experience in corporate boardrooms and the monkey business that can turn even honest people into crooks. Kevin Trudeau lays out the hard, bare facts and sets the stage for the chapters to follow. Sources quoted by Kevin Trudeau include the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the World Health Organization and the New York Times.

This review is not intended to cover every issue mentioned in the book nor is it intended as an inclusive overview. Careful reading and rereading of Natural Cures "They" Don't Want You To Know About will open your eyes to new ways of thinking about disease and natural cures. This book is not intended to treat any specific disease or act as a substitute for treatment. It is presented for information and educational purposes only and is the expressed opinion of the author. No attempt is made to prescribe any medical treatment and the conclusions reached in the book are those of the author. Kevin Trudeau is fast becoming the nation's foremost consumer advocate, adopting as both his business and personal mission statement a vow to "positively impact the whole person."