Screw Excess Sweating Review
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Reviewer: Candace Smith
Product Review: Screw Excess Sweating
Product: Screw Excess Sweating
Author: Joseph Tierney
Methods: all natural
Treatment for: sweating of the feet, hands, underarm, body
Price: $27.00
Format: ebook
"Today, I am sweat-free," that is what Joseph Tierney wants you to be able to say. A former hyperhidrosis sufferer himself, Tierney has come up with an ebook he claims will give you a new lease on your life... or to be more precise, a new lease on your sweat glands.
He warns that his ebook may shock you because it is to the point and concise. He doesn't mince words or pull the wool over your eyes. Rather, he gives you the facts you need to hear, straight-up.
That said, is this the ebook you need to stop sweating excessively?
Review:
Joseph Tierney's Screw Excess Sweating differs from other anti-hyperhidrosis ebooks in three ways. First off, it's short. The entire ebook contains only 17 pages. Secondly, it specifies how many people with hyperhidrosis Tierney has been able to cure using the system - 7. Third, it's cheaper than all the other ebooks out there. At $27, it's on a price league of its own. All those said, do I recommend the product to anyone who wants to stop sweating?
I would, but with some hesitations. Let me explain what I mean by that.
First off, let's be clear on this - this is an honest review, and I'm rating the product based on experience. I have downloaded the ebook, I've read it, and I've tried the strategies laid out in it. The ebook recommends tons of natural products and solutions to stop the most common forms of hyperhidrosis. According to Tierney, if you follow his system to the latter and don't cut corners whatsoever, you will see results in as little as 3 days.
What if you don't? Well, Tierney offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. That means, if the techniques he recommends you try to stop sweating do not work for you, you can ask for a refund.
But I digress.
Going back to my review, one advantage of the ebook is its length. At 17 pages long, the book is easy to read and does not bore you with fluffy or filler content. I must caution you, though, that most of the information in the ebook are details you can find yourself, if you're not averse to doing a little research here and there.
On the upside, Screw Excess Sweating gives some interesting techniques and tips for dealing with hyperhidrosis. I'm certain these recommendations will come handy for many hyperhidrosis sufferers. The downside is that these techniques are not specialized in nature and may not be of use to hyperhidrosis sufferers who want to stop sweating in certain body areas only. Moreover, if you check out the website, you will find that there are no available testimonials from people who have used the system and cured excessive sweating using Tierney's techniques. This can be quite a stumbling block for people who gauge the effectiveness of a product based on user reviews.
All things considered, I have to say I am not terribly impressed with the guide. This does not mean it won't be of use to you, though. If you're suffering a common form of hyperhidrosis, by all means get this guide. It's easy to read and you can finish the whole book in one sitting. If you want a more detailed approach to hyperhidrosis, though, you would be better off with Steve Madison's Sweat Free in 14 Days or Matt Stec's Control Your Sweating Naturally.
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