The X-Factor Revolution: Natures Missing Link to a Disease-Free Life

Whether or not the X-factor theory is true, I would like to follow the tips on this book for a healthier and disease-free life. The X-Factor Revolution has very practical health-boosting tips anyway, so it’s not difficult to follow them. I am not noticing any changes as of the moment, but I hope to notice the promised improvements in a few weeks or months. It’s not a bad thing to be extra cautious when it comes to health.

It would have been better if the author linked the actual studies where he got this from. It’s informative, and I do believe everything he stated in the book, but there are some I’d like some clarification on. I would have also wanted to see more real life examples of people who have improved their health through the X-Factor. My wife and I are doing this little experiment now to see how this affects our health before we incorporate it into the lifestyle of our children.

The X-Factor is impressive. The research they did to backup the claims is very extensive. I am not sure where this information originated, but certainly not original to this. I’m striving to live my life based on the lifestyle suggestions in this book. The adjustments I need to make are a little extreme as I used to be a heavy drinker, smoker, and I used to not care what happens to my health. But recently I’ve suffered from gouts and high blood sugar. My doc said it could lead to diabetes if I don’t give it enough attention. I also have high cholesterol, which could lead to stroke. The way my doctor said everything I really felt like I was gonna die young. I’ve been on this healthy X-factor way of living for 3 months now. I had my cholesterol, blood sugar, and uric levels checked a few days ago, and they’ve lowered. They’re not at the normal level yet, but they’re significantly lower than before. My blood sugar is almost normal. I think the X-factor way of life is working. I just need to stick to it to maintain its effects.

I doubt this information is unique. There are a lot of resources on the internet that do not explain exactly what they are about. I could reveal here now what the x-factor is but that won’t be very nice for the author. This is a good book, well-written and presented, so I won’t do that. My only concern is that the information here is definitely not the author’s own. I’ve been following the advice though, and incorporating the x-factor to my diet, and seeing results on how I combat diseases, fight stress and stuff like that. I think it’s not placebo because I’ve used other health books before and diet programs that are supposed to boost your immune system (I was very sickly before, since I was a kid), but this is the only thing that made me feel this way. If placebo works for me, the others should have had the same effect, but no.

All in all, I find the information here helpful, but I’m pretty sure this kind of information is something you will find in other mysterious health books too. So I’m taking some stars away for originality and uniqueness. That should be fair enough

The X-Factor Revolution is something that’s worth reading for all health buffs out there. It’s not scientifically accepted yet, but it’s a natural health program, so I don’t think there will be anything wrong if you give it a chance. You can learn a lot from this program about the human body, so you know how to stay healthy. My family has a long list of illnesses from both my mom and dad’s side so I’m serious about taking care of my health. My blood sugar was high before I started taking the “x-factor” seriously. After 2 months on this program, and my blood sugar went back to safe levels. It’s surprising. I’m now confident that The X-Factor Revolution can also do a lot for other illnesses. I am very hopeful that this can lower my risk of getting heart disease and cancer.

This is unique information, and I think the theories presented here are true. This is just based on my personal experience. I don’t have knowledge in science, nor do I have a background in nutrition. These are just personal observations from using the product myself.

I’ve been sickly since I was a child. My doctor said back in high school that I’ve a weak immune system, and I was given supplements to boost it. I took the supplements religiously until college, but when I started working, I stopped taking them because I’m aging, and I was scared that it would have adverse effects on other body organs. I started getting colds and cough every now and then, and I was always tried after being off the supplements.

After following the tips in The X-Factor Revolution: Natures Missing Link to a Disease-Free Life, I got a lot better on the first month. I still get colds frequently, but not as bad as before. Now 4 months after, I’m feeling better than ever. I feel 10 years younger, and I can already try a lot of rough activities without worrying about my health. I haven’t had colds for 3 months straight, and my energy skyrocketed because of the program.

This program has my full confidence, even if I’ve no knowledge in science at all. I think I’m living proof that the x-factor works.

I find this a good source of information for those who are conscious about their health. I came from a family with a long list of hereditary diseases, so I wanted to find the best ways to safeguard my family from them. Spending a few dollars for helpful information seems like a smart thing to do. I’ve purchased a lot of health and wellness books from the Internet, so I pretty much have an idea as to which ones are well-researched and which ones are rehashed, this one falls in the first category. Another thing that I like about this is that it covers most diseases known to man, especially ones that are difficult to cure like cancer. There are plenty of books out there that target only certain parts of the body, and certain diseases, but this one deals with all, so I think you get the most value out of your money from it.

There isn’t a one size fits all when it comes to health care, but based on my experience in reading health and wellness books, this is among the ones that are worth buying.

I read this book out of curiosity and I’d say it contains unique information. I’m sure this in-depth research is something you haven’t read about anywhere else. I’ve read a number of resources on health because I’m taking up a short course on nutrition, and this is one that is worth buying. Some other resources contain almost the same information, so it’s a waste buying all of them. Others can be found for free. This one has information that you won’t see and understand completely anywhere else. It talks about the X-factor and so many different ways to acquire it and use it as your body’s defense  against diseases. For me that’s worth paying 30 bucks for.