CYA Disclaimer

Always remember that you are in control of your own life, don’t blame anyone else if you screw up!  Hence, the following legaleeeeeze:

This website and reports offered are intended to furnish information regarding the material covered. (No kidding!)  Use of the material offered is allowed with the understanding that the authors and publishers are not engaged in the practice of rendering legal or financial advice.  If professional assistance is necessary, the services of an expert should be utilized. Health information is presented as viewpoints of the author who is not a doctor nor trained in the medical field. 

The information contained herein reflects the opinions and experiences of the authors. (We screwed up so you don’t have to.) Make your own determination if they are right for your situation. Our purpose is to educate and entertain.  The authors and publishers will have no responsibility and no liability to any person or entity with regard to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to be caused, directly or indirectly, by the information supplied through this website or by information contained in any web site or resource referenced by citation or hypertext within the pages on this website and any reports offered. (How’s that for a sentence marathon.)

Basically, if anything bad happens, we didn’t cause it. That’s our story and we’re sticking to it.  No whateverees of results are expressed, implied, stated or telepathically communicated.  

Some pretty frank and opinionated comments are made about people, organizations and situations.  They are opinions.  Take them.  Leave them. Or deposit them in the waste can of your mind if you like. 

This is America, that’s your choice. If you’ve got a bone to pick with someone, fire off a letter to the framers of our constitution.  Please forgive them if they don’t respond right away. They’ve been hibernating for a while.  Besides they might be horrified to see what has become of their little experiment.

Lastly, accept personal responsibility for your life.  Make your own decisions and accept their consequences.  If you smoke, don’t blame the tobacco companies for your cancer.  If you eat junk food and get heart disease, don’t hold the fast food companies responsible.  If you snap up every credit offered to you, charge them to the hilt and must declare bankruptcy, don’t chastise the banking industry. 

Conversely, if you apply the principals advocated in this website and enjoy phenomenal success in your life, keep all the credit.  You deserve it just because you had enough courage to be an opportunist.