Amazon Herbs
Many people ask me about Amazon Herbs. I have to be honest here - I have no experience of them at all. Briefly, John Easterling had a 'health crisis' in the Amazon Rainforest - he was given herbs which he believed saved his life. He came back and marketed these herbs. Here the controversy starts - the marketing method he chose is a 'business opportunity'. This is sometimes perceived as 'bad' because 'biz opps' abound over the internet and are often 'scams'. It's unfair - because a product can be good, but its marketing is considered bad. I have never taken them, so I don't know if they are effective. Much has been written about them and some is good - some bad. If people have taken them and got better, then it's good. If people have taken the business opportunity and done well - then it's good. If people have taken the business opportunity and not done well - then it's bad - it's a 'scam'. I don't know what the truth is. So - to live up to my 'herb guide' promise - to be a 'free resource for all things herbal' I have opened this section for comments. Good or bad - give your opinion below. If you promote Amazon Herbs, then you are allowed a link to your site - I do reserve the right to remove that link but I will let you know - you must leave your details so that I may contact you - and I will amend it where necessary to open in a new window. If you have had a bad experience - then let us know.
Amazon Herbs
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