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Kevin Trudeau Review

Kevin Trudeau has been in numerous infomercials since the early Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About, which sold millions of copies. A few years later, it was followed by Weight Loss Cures They Don't Want You to Know About, as well as Debt Cures They Don't Want You to Know About. It would appear that there are quite a few things that "they" don't want us to know about, whoever "they" happens to be.

Kevin Trudeau's reputation is somewhat tainted due to many problems with the FTC, which, among other things, charged him in 1997 for making deceptive claims on his infomercials. More recently, in 2003, the FTC again charged Trudeau, this time for making unsubstantiated claims in relation to the Coral Calcium product he was promoting with Robert Barefoot. I did watch these infomercials before they were taken off the air, and I must admit that the claims did seem a bit over the top. In 2007, the FTC filed another claim stating that Kevin Trudeau misrepresented the ease of the weight loss plan described in his book.

Okay, so it's clear this guy exaggerates quite a bit. But I personally don't think Kevin Trudeau is as bad as many people make him out to be, and I actually like some of his products. The following are Kevin Trudeau's products I have purchased over the last decade:

• Mega Memory
  This was the first Trudeau product I bought, and I liked it very much. It was definitely pricey ($159 at the time), but now it is offered at a much more reasonable price ($59). The techniques do work if you apply them.
  
• Mega Speed Reading
  This was an okay product but didn't really work for me so I sent it back, and got a prompt refund. If you are interested in speed reading, Eye Q is probably a better alternative, but unfortunately they are very expensive (over $200).
• Coral Calcium Supreme
  It's true that the infomercial may have made unsubstantiated claims, but I think that overall, this is a good calcium supplement. I take it daily.

In summary, I won't defend some of Kevin Trudeau's actions, but in my mind he is not much worse that many other marketers out there, and he has introduced some decent products from time to time.