Vitamins, Herbs, Minerals, & Supplements: The Complete Guide

"Lay-out of this book is good, but that's it. Most of descriptions are done by "copy & paste". It does not contain any "recommended daily dosage", and fails to include some popular nutrients such as quercetin, nettles, and so on. Not-recommended."
~ Written on 1999-03-15

"This is the only reference source you need because it encompasses all the supplements. It's format makes it easy to filter out the hype by supplement manufacturers and gives you insight into some of the exciting new discoveries and possible treatments for many ailments."
~ Written on 1999-01-12

"After browsing through several so called "Alternative Medicine" books that tout claims about this melon curing cancer, and this oat grass treating heart disease, I was pleasantly surprised to find that this book by Dr Griffith made it a point to separate POTENTIAL benefits from KNOWN benefits, so that I at least knew where I stood. Additionally, this book, unlike others, contains information about Vitamins, herbs, minerals and supplements, so that I only had to purchase one book instead of three to get the same amount of information."
~ Written on 1999-01-05