Why Health Care Has Failed You and How You Can Become Smarter Than Your Doctor

This is the book that debunks the healthcare network. Dr. Davis dives deep into helping you care for yourself. There are many resources within the text to add credibility to his message. Thank you Dr. Davis for caring enough to write this book.

Heard about Dr Davis from his interviews on podcasts , bought Wheatbelly as an audiobook and have listened to it a few times , I pass it on to anybody that takes an interest , I feel confident that after listening to Wheatbelly and now reading Undoctored I can enjoy good health for years to come

Well-written but very, very tough to follow. And I haven't lost a pound!

Final impression after several months of implementing Davis' principles: downgraded to three stars. My wife and I really tried to follow his advice to a "T" but the outcome simply didn't line up with the expectations. My wife's cholesterol went up without any commensurate weight loss; my appetite returned with a vengeance; and I saw no drop in my inflammatory markers. The only benefit, I suppose, was a drop of 10 points in systolic pressure, presumably due to the magnesium maleate. Of course, the hardest thing of all to follow was going grain-less. We're still just about off of wheat, but added corn back in. Hey, we tried! And we would have stuck with it if there was more positive effects.

If everyone understood the main concepts of this book, we would not be in such sad shape health-wise. There is so much people can do for themselves and very little a doctor or drug can do for you if you don't understand and care enough to take care of yourself first. We can't fix our health care problem unless and until people get the message of this book.

Informative, excellent, eye opener. My husband is a doctor and read and reread this book. He found it very informative and most of which we have been practicing in our daily lives. We need to take care of ourselves and be aware of what we need to eat, not which drugs should be taken after we abuse our bodies. A must read to everyone, take care of yourself, be aware of what is going on in the medical profession, drug companies, insurance companies, advertisements, and our government.