I am not a water drinker. Period. I have been chronically dehydrated my entire life and the only time I will drink any significant amount of water is directly after a workout. So I decided to give infused water a try and see if it would help me. It was slow at first, I struggled to get in 3 cups a day, but the infusions totally helped! It wasn't long before I was drinking 3 whole bottles of water per day (12 cups) and it's all from this infuser. I love the neoprene finger grip and textured thumb rest - as a girl with small hands (I wear children's gloves) I can easily wrap my fingers around this 32 oz bottle. The spring-loaded cap easily flips open when the button is pushed, and the wide-mouth drinking spout lets the water flow freely so you can take in as much as you like without working for it (unlike bottles with straws). The infuser basket rests snugly inside the bottle rim, and simply pulls out and twists apart when you're ready to add fruit. What I like most about this infuser is the size of the basket; it's well over double the size of other infusers I've purchased and I love how much fruit I can cram into it. I fill the basket once in the morning with whole, frozen fruit, and there's enough of it that I can get in 2 refills throughout the day and still taste the fruit by the end of the third. I have not tired a fourth fill yet, but I'm sure there would be plenty of the good stuff left to keep going. All-in-all this is an excellent infuser, well built with a large basket and carrying capacity. Love it!

Very well written book. It clearly indicates which information is based on research and which on clinical experience. The doctor has plenty of clinical experience. I already knew that symptoms are usually caused by low stomach acid. I didn't realize the drugs can reduce stomach acid to zero. I cannot believe the medical doctors think this is a good idea. I suspect the drug salesmen don't tell them that.