Smart Nutrients

Supported by well-documented, careful research, Hoffer continues the work he began with Osmond and Pauling in the 50's -- using vitamins to treat biochemical imbalances associated with a range of mental illness symptoms, mood-swings, substance-abuse cravings and sugar addiction. Why hasn't this work had more recognition? "No money in it," from the perspective of those who put up funds to test patent-able products, the drug industry. No on-going follow up, either, from the point of view of medical professionals who want patients to queue up quarterly for a check! A good place to find alternative thinking to the drug cartel in medicine.

Abram Hoffer has changed the world. Pauling recognized the importance of Hoffer's work in the 1960's. You can't go wrong buying and learning the world of Abram Hoffer. Fifty years from now Hoffer and Pauling will be recognized for bringing medicine out the "dark ages" of cut, burn and poison. The next generation of research is already being built on Hoffer's work but Hoffer was the pioneer and it's best to understand the source. Your doctor is most likely 50 years behind Hoffer's work. Leave the forces of "Darkness" (medicine for greed and profit) and enter the world of Light (applied nutrient knowledge).

I purchased this book because of my interest as an Alzheimer's caregiver. The stories told of Dr. Hofer's experiences with the cureative aspects of Niacin were a revelation to me even though I have been searching the Internet for answer's to the progression of my wife's diaganosis of Alzheimer's symptoms. The book led me to begin experimenting with Niacin and the results so far have been encouraging but not yet completely evaluated. Thanks! Lowell

this book is worth is weight in gold!.i treat senile patients and i know what kind of natural treating can be helpful.it is explaining to the readers all the mechanisms , and tells you how the smart nutrients are working for the benefit of those patients and why.i am strongly recomand it!.