Question:
Is Kevin Trudeau, the author of 'Natural Cures they don't want you to know about', a scam artist?

I saw part of an infomercial with Trudeau. He claims that he knows natural remedies for many illnesses, from depression to cancer, which he has apparently listed in one of his books. But can this man be trusted?

I have high blood pressure, for example, among other things. I went to look at the natural remedy in one of his books, and it said things such as the following:

1. Raw extra virgin coconut oil2. Flax and flax seed oil3. Vitamin E4. Natural sunlight

And so forth.

Is this a bunch of baloney, or is it accurate? How can I know that this man can be trusted?

Has anyone read his books, or does anyone have hardcore, factual information about his claims?

Answer: Like many alternative medicine advocates, Trudeau has many valid points hidden underneath a lot of bull sh*t. He takes very useful recommendations and buries them in a huge conspiracy theory.

From what I have been able to determine, he basically entices you with potentially wonderful cures, but, hey, you have to sign up for his website to learn the details because "Big Brother" government is trying to keep the truth from you.

What I would say to you is take the recommendations he makes with a grain of s Give them a try if you have the financial wherewithal to do it, but realize it is an experiment. What works for some people MIGHT NOT WORK FOR YOU. It's a "buyer beware" situation. Learn the pros and cons and make your decision based on that information.