He arranges for them to be seen as quickly as possible, in the most convenient circumstances, and by the most qualified practitioner. He monitors their treatment every step of the way, and makes sure that any drugs they’re given are the safest and best for the job, and not purely chosen on price. He then makes sure that they’re kept fully informed on their progress, and that they’re treated with respect at all times.

And he’s able to do all that, not because of
who he knows, but because of what he knows about
the NHS and how to get the best out of it.

Earlier this year, I had a friend fall ill with a potentially serious illness. She and her husband were frightened, vulnerable and at the mercy of an NHS which treated them just like one more number to be processed. Thankfully, she recovered, but not before a great deal of unnecessary delay, pain, and heartache.

Every time I recounted their story to someone, the person I was talking to almost always came back with a tale even more horrific. It became obvious that the problem of shoddy, disrespectful and downright dangerous NHS treatment was more widespread than I’d imagined.

It became clear that there was a
need for hard-hitting, no-holds barred
inside information which would put NHS users
firmly back in control of their health,
their treatment and their lives.

So I commissioned a senior hospital consultant to work with one of our most experienced writers to create a ground breaking handbook which would lift the lid on the ‘insider’ techniques and strategies available to ordinary NHS users...techniques and strategies which most ‘ordinary’ people simply don’t know about...

If your doctor needed to use the NHS for his
friends or family, this is the information
he’d use to secure the fastest, safest and
most effective treatment for them.

‘The NHS Patient’s Insider Handbook’ is without doubt, the most important book we’ve ever published. It contains ‘life or death’ information you simply won’t find anywhere else. Every family in the UK should have a copy.
Please take a few minutes to read the enclosed letter from Streetwise Health’s Research Manager, Lysette Eden. I’ve not even scratched the surface of what you’ll find in the handbook in this brief introduction. Even if you decide, for whatever reason, that the book isn’t for you, Lisette’s letter contains information which might just save your life one day.

I look forward to hearing from you soon, and despatching your handbook.

Very Best Wishes,

John Harrison
Publisher