Cailin ChaseMyasthenia Gravis: Everything You Need to Know About Myasthenia Gravis, Treatments, and Diet Plans to Lead a Productive Life

Interesting book but my doctor jumped the gun. I do not have this disease. Perhaps I should sell it or donate it to the library. It's very informative.

I was hoping for new, more advanced information. He seems to contradict himself about some of the food. Oh well, that's MG for you. Very non-standard and very variable according to the victim.

Very good book. Easy to read and understand,

Very limited information that I did not find helpful; don’t waste your money.

Purchased for a friend.She enjoyed the book and stated there was a lot of good information in it that helped her deal with a family member dealing with the disease.

This little book could be a good start for someone newly diagnosed, or their family and friends. The information is clearly presented if not always well written, and one wishes the author had done a more complete job of proofreading. The recipes are the best part. The significant problem with the book is the lack of documentation: the many statements about causes and effects - some of them controversial - are not supported by any citations.

I found the book font to difficult to read even with my cheater readers. The author really needs to increase the font size rather a person is diagnosed with MG or any muscular neuro problem. I wasted my money on this paper back book.

OK, but not great

Very limited and skeletal information about the disease. Very limited and potentially harmful advice.

This is a very small book, it can be read in 30 mins or less with basic info about the illness and doesn't really provide any natural help to the problem except with some recipes and some foods to avoid. I'd probably find the same info online on various websites for free