Dr. Keith’s Own^® Mito-Cell Rejuvenator acts like a unique repair kit for my aging body parts and functions. Apart from being pleasant to drink, it rewards me with noticeable improvements in my wellbeing. The signs of improvement become obvious after three weeks of use and continued to progress and hold since. Thanks, Dr. Keith, this product is on my priority list.

When I take Mito-Cell Rejuvenator ^™ each day my energy level is great but when I don’t take it I have a hard time moving around. However, it’s nice to know that my six-year-old granddaughter tells me, grandma how come you look so young and yet you’re old. I just had to laugh. The product works I’m still just trying to get over my vision issues that has deteriorated after being charged $7,000 for one injection in each eye. I will reorder towards the end of the month. Thank you and God bless.

What an eye-opener! Diet Wise reveals the reason why ‘one mans meat is literally, another mans poison’. The book is written in a highly readable style. Better yet, it is written from the experience of a lifetime of professional medical experience. I know this, because Professor Scott-Mumby has treated two of my aunts, with great effectiveness. The book provides not just information, but a complete practical way of implementing this healthful way of eating. I recommend this book for anyone who has headaches, joint pain, skin conditions, congestion, excessive menstrual pains – and a host of other unwanted aches and pains. As Scott-Mumby clearly shows us, all these symptoms are often an individual’s body, reacting to an individual food intolerance. The book brings into plain sight; our hidden food intolerances. I’m not one for hype; but for the sake of better health and well-being, this book is a gift to us all. Thank you Mr Mumby. 🙂

After my surgery I started one of the many options you suggested in your book of Cancer Research Secrets. It apparently worked and, as forecast by you, I was declared cancer free by my oncologist. I just wanted to say thank you so very much for your insights and your discussions of the numerous options to think about before making these kinds of decisions. Again thank you from the bottom of my heart!

I have studied the idea that food allergies are a real problem. I have subscribed to the Eat Right 4 Your Type philosophy and when I can be strong enough to follow it I feel much better but I was not totally asymptomatic and there was still a lot I didn’t understand. Reading Diet Wise has absolutely opened my eyes. I can see that I was born with food allergies and have suffered them all my life. I lost my hearing on one side because of an auto immune reaction that I believe was caused by masked food allergies. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia but now know that was not correct. This book has given me the strength to finally take the bull by the horns and clean up my diet. It isn’t easy and most people do not understand or encourage this life change. I am finally almost 100% pain free, digestive quiet, sinus clear, brain fog lifted and it’s been less than a month. I had to go to great lengths to do it but now I know and I get to decide how I feel every day from now on.

Many diet books tell you their method is customized for you. They’re all wrong. Diet Wise is truly a program made for each individual person. It’s like a second chance in life to learn what good and bad foods are for my body specifically. The other great thing is that there’s a huge selection of foods to eat during the initial program that will figure out what foods cause problems. I’ve been dieting pretty much all my life and have tried a lot of programs. This is a great one. Dr. Scott-Mumby presents a lot of medical information, but it was very understandable. This program is really unique, and I’d recommend it to everyone.

Last Fall we ordered your book The Psychology of Cancer.  I felt it would be an important addition to our personal library, especially since cancer is so pervasive.  Wow!  What a great and important read that was and is!

One of the most important things I read was about the Hawaiian ceremony of forgiveness.  I read and re-read that section and thought about how it applies to myself.  Read it again and put it to practice.  I’m here to tell you what you already know:  it works!  And curiously, it seems to have power on both sides of an issue between two people. I followed your suggestion about not telling the person or persons what you are doing; just do it for oneself.  When we can acknowledge our own part and forgive ourselves, a long step toward healing has been taken.  I recently had opportunity to visit the household of which the person is a part.  Last Fall this person had made arrangements to be gone while I was there. This time the person was there and I was greeted with love, the same honest affection that I sought to give. What a joy!  Thank you for your sage advice! With gratitude and appreciation,

I have read about half of Diet Wise to date (December 2014) and will continue to the end. I recommend it to anyone who has digestive or allergy problems or just would like to learn more about how foods affect one’s health. This book is an eye-opener as far as diet is concerned. The writer, a medical doctor who has worked with patients with serious health problems for more than 30 years, that range from OA to seeming mental disorders, is a veritable fountain of knowledge. He provides you with a detailed elimination diet as well as casebook examples of patients with serious food intolerances. He says that the only diet that’s good for you is the one that doesn’t make you sick. I am a perfect example of someone who attempted to eat all of the right foods, like spinach and broccoli and fruit. However, I am allergic to salicylate and those foods among many others are the worst offenders, along with aspirin (also NSAID) which is offered to patients routinely. . Supplements also contain allergens that many are unaware of. If you have any food related problems, read this book, it contains a fountain of information and advises how to find the source of one’s problems if related to food. The doctor starts out with the 10 most common foods that produce reactions in the majority of people and then instructs one how to deal with other food intolerances after the major ones are cleared. I found out about my allergic reaction to aspirin many years ago, but had no idea until the last few years that all the foods I loved contained salicylate. Abstaining from these foods as much as possible corrected my long standing digestive problems. I’ve read other books about food intolerances, but none as explicit and detailed as Dr. Scott-Mumby. Read it! It might change your life and most certainly your outlook on foods and all of the conventional wisdom that comes to us via the MSM and Internet sources. If I understand it correctly, one’s specific metabolism makes it impossible to eat certain foods and only complete withdrawal will keep you from reactions. Most of the books I’ve read, encourage one to try the offending foods again, but I know from experience that the author is on to something that I’ve not heard before. Read it and become informed!

Diet Wise literally changed my life! I was so ill last winter, (2014) prescribed inhalers, told I’d need to go on oxygen, told I had asthma, COPD, pneumonia, echo cardiograms, CAT scans … I’d feel better for awhile and then I’d be sick again. I started following the suggestions in this book about eliminating foods to see what I might be allergic/intolerant to … and incredibly – within a few short weeks, I was well and have been well ever since. I am now able to occasionally eat a loved food, but as long as I stay away from my intolerance foods, I feel like a million dollars. Start slipping some of the foods back into my diet and immediately begin with burning eyes, nasal congestion, wheezing and I don’t hang around long enough to find out how bad it might get. I am hopeful this coming winter will not be a repeat of last year. I’m hoping that the changes I’ve made in my eating regime will be enough to keep me healthy. I will update next spring. As a personal opinion, Dr. Keith is a bit of arrogance and a whole bunch of down-to-earth truth rolled together into a likeable guy. Don’t always agree with his take on certain views, but am open enough to recognize that he’s onto something and that he has certainly helped restore my health and life. I get a kick out of him. Hope this helps someone out there. 🙂