Doc's three essential books — on your phone in the next five minutes
The argument, the lookup manual, and the mineral reference: Dead Doctors Don't Lie, Let's Play Doctor, and Rare Earths: Forbidden Cures — the core of Dr. Wallach's life's work, in both PDF and EPUB, readable on any device you own. No shipping fees, no customs, no waiting: if you've just found Doc through a video, this is the fastest way to read the sources behind it.
Bought separately: $63.85 · Bundle: $39.99
The three books in your library
- Dead Doctors Don't Lie — the signature work behind the lecture reportedly heard by 45 million. The 90-essential-nutrients framework, Doc's axiom, and the ailment-by-ailment appendix.
- Let's Play Doctor — the self-health manual in print since 1989: read your own labs, understand prescriptions, and look up ~400 conditions with the authors' nutritional approach for each.
- Rare Earths: Forbidden Cures — the 496-page "underground classic": depleted soils, glacial milk, the rare earth elements, and minerals as the currency of medicine.
What's included
- All three books in PDF — read or print on any computer, tablet, or phone.
- All three books in EPUB — for Kindle and e-reader apps, with text that reflows to your screen.
- Instant delivery, worldwide — links on the thank-you page and in your email, minutes after checkout.
- Yours forever — no subscription, no DRM, re-download any time from your account.
Dead Doctors makes the case. Let's Play Doctor turns it into a practical lookup system you'll use for years. Rare Earths is the deep reference that documents the minerals behind both. Together they're the complete core of Doc's framework — searchable, portable, and always in your pocket.
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These educational works discuss nutrition and wellness. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Health claims within reflect the opinions and research interpretations of the authors.
