murmurr 5 months ago

Ignoring the fact that this is an advertisement, the problem with the document is its lack of any real information. The closest we get is to learn that certain herbal remedies have ingredients in them in addition to those thought (by some) to be the "active" ingredients. The effects of these additional ingredients are never discussed, however (although it is implied that because the author's product contains some or all of these ancillary ingredients, it is therefore better than single-ingredient remedies), and the obvious questions differentiating orthodox treatmente from "holistic" treatments remain. At the end of the document, a statement is made implying that nature "intends" that human healing be aided by use of certain multi-ingredient herbal remedies, an idea that only the most wide-eyed Aquarian would readily accept.