Easy to follow- lacking sources and structure
Super easy to follow guide and an easy read, but I struggled so much with the layout and unsubstantiated claims.<br /><br />It’s written by a doctor of chiropractic, who clearly has immense knowledge on the topic and has even trademarked the subject…. BUT, the manual is riddled with claims without any sources cited. Topics like nutrition are brushed over at surface level and then you are encouraged to go to his website or Facebook page often throughout the book and kit. (Which will give you opportunities to purchase a book and DVDs.) It’s likely that these are covered more in depth in the book, but I found myself wondering why things were included in vague terms.<br /><br />I really struggle with the layout. While it’s easy to read and includes m a table of contents, the manual isn’t set up to be able to navigate it quickly with tabs. (Which would be very ideal for ease of use.) The on-the-go booklet is big enough that it wouldn’t be convenient to just carry anywhere and also doesn’t seem too durable. If I knew I wanted to use PPT on-the-go, I would likely just bring the larger manual and it’s quite thin and not heavy. I just expected more at the price point.<br /><br />The pages of how-to’s are well laid out and I found them easy to follow.
Rating: 3 stars