Review: very short and the price is not right
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
This is a short book of 25 pages available for $3.99. That being said,  the first 35% of the book (until chapter 3) the author doesn't get to the point of actually curing anytihng. All I can read are statistics.I get on to chapter 3 to read the "Natural remedies for depression" . Recommended methods, are:Vitamins -- the author mentions no vitamins. Instead says you should consult a doctor. Why on earth am I reading this if I have to go see a doctor?Exercise - He says, you need to be physically active. Well, I know it dear but what are the types of exercises? BLANK !Meditation/Yoga -- Well we all know that it's good for Depression but what the different types of meditations and Yoga poses? The author doesn't write anything about it. He summaries that meditation has proven to work for depression but Yoga mightn't be for everyone."Seriously? Is that your book? Why have you written a book if you can't prove a solution to a simple problem? You keep telling the reader what's common sense even for a 9 year old.