yeah, it's sad they let this guy on tv to take people's money.  the areticle says, he was banned from appearing in, producing, or disseminating future infomercials that advertise any type of product, service, or program to the public forever.  BUT, books are fully protected speech. He can author a book and voice his opinions.  the informational materials, OK. Products and services, banned. this is very disturbing: Trudeau's return from that investment would be about $2 million to $4 million a week. He's got the formula down and he knows how to trick people.  And he's got enough money to do it. The FTC can't stop him because the amount they fine him is nothing compared to what he takes in.

it's sad that one of the sources attacking him is stephen barrett, because that's like the pot calling the kettle black.  the following excerpt (below) sounds like mainstream dr views and stephen barrett.  i don't necessarily find it to be that unbelieveable, just that Kevin's true passion is not educating and helping people, but rather, ripping them off:

The book, which Trudeau self-published, is a paranoid mixture of self-evident and widely known health facts with very few, if any, natural cures. It is almost amusingly campy -- except that the information is so odd, and alarmist. "Natural Cures" is poorly sourced and peppered with jaw-dropping absurdities, such as "The sun does not cause cancer. Sun block has been shown to cause cancer" or "All over-the-counter nonprescription drugs and prescription drugs CAUSE illness and disease." Or, this tribute to logic and language: "If you read the labels of everything you put in your mouth, you would see the name [sic] of various chemicals. All the chemicals listed are dangerous man-made chemicals. They are poisons. If you were to take any of those chemicals and ingest a large amount at one time, you would probably die. Therefore they are in fact poisons."