The Apostle's Protocol is a downloadable eBook available as a free bonus with your subscription to Natural Health Solutions. Find out what the eBook teaches you today in our review.
What Is The Apostle's Protocol?
If Jesus was dieting in 2017, what kinds of foods would he eat? How would Jesus cleanse and detoxify his body? These are the kinds of questions The Apostle's Protocol seeks to answer.
The full title of the eBook is “The Apostle's Protocol: The Lost “Medicine” for Healing Your Mind and Body”.
It recently launched online through a unique offer: if you subscribe to the Natural Health Solutions email newsletter (priced at around $50 per year for 12 issues), you’ll get The Apostle's Protocol for free.
The book describes itself as “Jesus’ lost words” and claims you won’t find any of its information in the Bible.
The information comes from a scroll discovered in Egypt in 1945. That scroll – called the Nag Hammadi Library – was a collection of 12 leather-bound papyrus texts discovered in a farmer’s field.
What Is Nag Hammadi Library?
The Nag Hammadi library was one of the most famous discoveries in biblical history. The collection of scrolls found in that Egyptian farmer’s field date back to just a few years after the crucifixion of Jesus.
The scrolls contain mostly ancient treaties and a partial translation of Plato’s Republic. They also contain sayings attributed to Jesus, written in Coptic. These sayings are part of the Gospel of Thomas.
There’s some controversy about the Gospel of Thomas, including questions about the accuracy and date of the work. However, some believe that the sayings in the text are attributed to Jesus.
Jesus, according to the author of The Apostle’s Protocol, discovered ancient cures for various illnesses. Jesus’ sayings in the Nag Hammadi library are mostly vague, including lines like:
“When you make the two into one, and when you make the inner like the outer and the outer like the inner, and the upper like the lower… then you will enter the kingdom.”
You can actually read the full list of Jesus’s sayings from the Nag Hammadi Library. 114 quotes have been attributed to him in total.
Most people read the quote above and believe it has something to do with entering heaven. However, the author of The Apostle’s Protocol claims sayings like this are actually describing natural remedies.
Jesus was forced to hide his natural remedies because ancient Middle Eastern kings were worried it would weaken their power.
It’s a neat story with almost no historical evidence supporting it. With that in mind, let’s take a look at what’s inside The Apostle’s Protocol.
What Will You Learn In Apostle's Protocol?
Now that the history lesson is over, what does Jesus tell us about dieting, according to the Nag Hammadi texts? The author of The Apostle's Protocol claims that Jesus actually found a cure for Alzheimer’s.
The author describes the cure as a “natural remedy” and an “ancient medicine” that stunned the medical community. In their words, “These lost words from Jesus reveal a groundbreaking health protocol”.
The author of the book goes on to explain that, “The Apostle's Protocol is so powerful it can physically change the shape of your brain and “supercharge” it…without any surgery or side effects”.
By following The Apostle's Protocol, you can cure your Alzheimer’s and prevent yourself from ever getting Alzheimer’s – at least, these are the dubious claims made by the author of The Apostle's Protocol.
How Does The Apostle's Protocol Cure Alzheimer’s?
The book claims to do more than just cure your Alzheimer’s. The book also claims to boost your health in other ways. The author claims a medical doctor was “stunned when The Apostle's Protocol cured high blood pressure”.
In fact, the author claims that the protocol is more effective than prescription drugs for controlling high blood pressure. He recommends using the protocol in situations where prescription drugs aren’t working.
Jesus was literally disrupting “big pharma” in ancient Israel in the 1st century AD.
Other benefits you’ll learn through The Apostle's Protocol include:
- “Keep your mind razor sharp”
- “Melt away anxiety”
- “Sleep like a baby”
- “Lower your blood pressure”
- “Live a longer, healthier life”
Obviously, the author of The Apostle's Protocol is making some grandiose claims about the effectiveness of Jesus’ cures. So who is this guy?
Who Wrote The Apostle's Protocol?
The Apostle's Protocol is written by a guy named Brad Lemley. Brad claims that his work has been published in The Washington Post, Discover Magazine, Psychology Today, Readers’ Digest, Life, and more.
Brad recently turned 60 and is growing increasingly worried about his risk of Alzheimer’s. He decided to seek out natural cures – which is how he stumbled on The Apostle's Protocol.
Brad Lemley is the author of Natural Health Solutions, the newsletter that you’ll need to subscribe to if you want to read The Apostle's Protocol.
That newsletter claims to be one of the largest publishers of independent health advice in the world, with a total of over 30,000 readers.
The email newsletter is published by Laissez Faire Books.
What’s Included With The Apostle's Protocol?
The Apostle's Protocol comes with two additional bonus eBooks, including:
The Little Bible of 77 Censored Health Cures:
This book explains how to treat cancer, diabetes, heart attacks, high cholesterol, joint pain, Alzheimer’s, sexual dysfunction, and other common problems with “no expensive or liver-wrecking drugs that break down your body”.
Non-GMO Guide:
Food Secrets for a Long and Healthy Life: This book tries to convince you that GMOs are evil, and that they’re silently killing you.
It also explains some of the foods Americans eat every day – despite the fact that they’re banned in most other first world countries (that part, at least, is true).
Apostle's Protocol Pricing
The Apostle's Protocol is technically “free”, but you’ll need to sign up to the Natural Health Solutions email newsletter to get it. The newsletter is not free. Here’s how pricing breaks down:
- 1 Year (12 Monthly Issues): $49
- 2 Years: $89
The newsletter is delivered to your email inbox every month and discusses various natural cures to illnesses. Immediately after your subscription is confirmed, The Apostle’s Protocol and the two bonus eBooks above will be delivered to your inbox.
Apostle's Protocol Summary
The Apostle's Protocol is a stretch of the imagination – even by the internet’s standards: the book claims that Jesus and his apostles discovered a cure for Alzheimer’s back in the 1st century AD.
The author of The Apostle's Protocol discovered this secret cure while reading through the Nag Hammadi Library, a collection of ancient scrolls discovered in a farmer’s field in 1945.
It’s a neat story – but there’s no evidence any of it is true. The author of The Apostle's Protocol claims you can cure Alzheimer’s and lower your blood pressure using natural remedies recommended by Jesus.
However, you can read through everything Jesus wrote in the Nag Hammadi library. It’s freely available online and from plenty of other sources. Jesus never mentions Alzheimer’s, or natural cures, or organic remedies to cancer.
The book also isn’t anywhere close to free – you need to sign up for the Natural Health Solutions newsletter, priced at $50 for 12 emails.
The one nice thing about The Apostle's Protocol is that it comes with a money back guarantee. You can read through the eBook and request a refund if you don’t like the lessons inside.
You have 30 days to request this refund, and you don’t need to return anything (it’s all digital).
Ultimately, The Apostle's Protocol describes itself as “a trove of secret knowledge from Jesus himself”. Unless you believe Jesus was the Dr. Oz or diet guru of ancient Israel, it’s hard to see why Jesus would have any special insight into how to cure Alzheimer’s in 2017.
