Much Needed Objective Evaluation

Having a doctorate in organic chemistry, I am very aware of the differences that can exist in supplements today and was quite pleased to see this comparative guide published. I am looking forward to the new edition. Lyle McWilliam has done a comprehensive and objective evaluation (he is not directly affiliated with Usana - contrary to the claims of some reviewers), making this a worthwhile tool for those trying to decide which supplements they should spend their money on.

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USANA Advertisement

This is a great book for blindfolded fans of USANA. This book masquerades as research but is in fact a hollow marketing tool for USANA vitamins. The "research" is specious, the conclusions are not logically constructed and the case histories systematically point to miracle cures that are not corroborated. In addition, this so-called research is not referenced nor is it peer reviewed. I really thought this book was going to be good but it ended up a shameless marketing tool for USANA.

By the way, mega-dosing on powerful antioxidants probably isn't a good idea anyway. Stick with a plate of veggies and a slice of fish if you are concerned about your health.

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Comparative Guide to Nutritional Spplements

This is a wonderful and important accomplishment. Lyle McWilliam has conducted a thorough study, researching a thousand different supplements. This a valuble resource for anyone wanting to have a comprehensive understanding of what are in the supplements on the market and how they compare with one another.

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