You could write a chapter on every one of the 72 points!
    - Dr. M.C., Texas

When I was in school a teacher made a profound statement that I never forgot. I believed in what he said although I was never validated. He spoke of sunglasses and why he reccommeded we never wear them. We were created with the ability to handle the rays of the sun. He instructed us that to use sunglasses was to take away our natural ability and leave it in the 'care' of an imperfect object that doesn't really protect like it claimed to. What was worse, it left our bodies defenseless. I have never worn sunglasses. I was thrilled to read your comment on sunglasses. For the first time in my life, I can read in your book, validation on the reason why I live my life the way I do.
    - J.G., Nevada
Thank you for your story; keep in mind that crutches DO have their uses, when properly applied; thus, sunglasses too can be helpful in certain circumstances.   P.H.

I found [the booklet] quite interesting and I have loaned it to my Mom...
    - A.R., Colorado

Your book looks like it has quite a lot of useful information for most people today.
    - J.T., Texas

Got me to look at health issues from a different aspect.  Improved my understanding of exercise and health.
    - C.D., Texas

Well, there's something I don't like already.   [Said after flipping through the booklet and seeing point #55 -- Never start a drug treatment without an anticipated end date.]
    - Methadone clinic nurse, [state withheld]
Food for thought: Why would a nurse dealing with a highly addictive drug such as methadone not like having an exit strategy for his/her patients?   P.H.

Just the information I'd liked to have had to give to my patients, if I were still practicing.
    - Dr. J.D., retired, Texas

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