
Some time ago I happened to read a discussion on Tony Isaacs’ Curezone, on the best treatment for breast cancer. The thread was started by a woman who had just been diagnosed with breast cancer.
Tony Isaacs’ partner Luella May suggested the forum member paint her breasts with iodine to combat the cancer and advised strongly against surgery and all other forms of conventional therapy:
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Categories: Cancer · Curezone · chemotherapy · tony isaacs
Tagged: alternative medicine, australian study, barton, boosting, cam, Cancer, cancer cure rate, cancer survival, candida, carcinoma, chemo, chemotherapy, evidence-based medicine, fungus, holistic, immune system, metastases, mets, morgan, quackery, radiation, ward
February 2, 2010 · 1 Comment
There are a number of physiological activities which are vital to our survival and meddling with them in any way would mean almost certain death.
As a safety measure to ensure that these activities are maintained at all times, their regulation is an automatic process, carried out by the autonomic nervous system.
The autonomic nervous system functions below our level of consciousness and we have no way of influencing it.
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Categories: Cancer · diet and cancer
Tagged: acid, alkaline, alkalize, alternative medicine, blood ph, body ph, detox, Health fraud, holistic, ph and cancer, ph balance, quackery, urine ph
Henrietta Lacks, a poor African American tobacco farmer from Virginia, was just 30 years old when she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. The cancer turned out to be extremely aggressive and 8 months later, at only 31, Henrietta Lacks died on 4 October 1951.
Scientists had been trying to keep cancer cells alive outside the body, but this proved very difficult and most cultures didn’t last longer than a few weeks. But the cancer cells of Henrietta Lacks were so strong that they were virtually immortal and it was possible to grow them for long periods.
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Categories: Cancer · Uncategorized
Tagged: Cancer, cervical cancer, Hela, hela cells, henrietta lacks, rebecca skloot, uterine cancer
We reported earlier about the sad case of a a formerly healthy, three-month-old girl, who died in the Netherlands after manipulation of the neck and the vertebral column, called “holding,” by a craniosacral therapist. Here’s an update.
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Categories: Uncategorized
Tagged: alternative medicine, chiropractic, craniosacral therapy, Fluctuation of the cerebrospinal fluid, Health fraud, manual therapy, massage therapy, osteopathy, quackery, spinal manipulation, vertebral subluxations
Seanty, cancer patient and blogger at MyMalignantMelanoma (which is on our blog roll), was recently threatened with legal action for defamation by Lodi’s marketing director Shayla McCallum. The threat was made because Seanty linked to an article in which some some critical remarks were made about Dr Lodi’s ideas on how to treat cancer. How despicable is that?
Well, so much for alties and an honest discussion.
See also:
Holford Watch
Respectful Insolence
Categories: Uncategorized
Tagged: alternative medicine, Cancer, chemo, chemotherapy, evidence-based medicine, Health fraud, homeopathy, metastases, naturopathy, oasis of healing, quackery, Thomas Lodi

Right from the start of this blog, proponents and adherents of alternative medicine have posted comments or sent us emails explaining why we are wrong in thinking that alternative medicine is dangerous and that we have no right to say that it is deceptive.
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Categories: How science works · philosophy
Tagged: alternative medicine, epistomology, ethics, ethics of belief, evidence, evidence-based medicine, Health fraud, justification, Knowledge, philosophy, Philosophy of science, quackery, skepticism, truth
(Updated January 3, 2010)

Many people are convinced that a positive attitude is helpful – if not essential – to survive or ward off cancer.
The idea that we can control illness and even death with our mind has great appeal, because it makes us feel as though we are in control of our life events.
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Categories: Cancer · Miscellaneous · Psychology and cancer · personality and cancer
Tagged: alternative medicine, Barbara Ehrenreich, Cancer, cancer is a gift, depression and cancer, diet and cancer, healthy eating and cancer, personality, positive thinking, psychological aspects and cancer, quackery, stress and cancer

Claude Sabbah
The New German Medicine (GNM), Ryke Geerd Hamer’s extremely dangerous quackery, has landed in Canada under a new name: Biologie Totale, led by Claude Sabbah. (Pour lecteurs français, nous avons ajouté un resumé ci-dessous de ce que comprend la Biologie Totale.)
Although both Hamer and Sabbah claim that their theories are very different from each other, in reality they are very alike: both claim that all diseases, without exception, are caused by a sudden psychological trauma and can only be cured with either the GNM (says Hamer) or the Biologie Totale (says Sabbah).
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Categories: German New Medicine (GNM) · Hamer · Psychology and cancer · biologie totale · claude sabbah · personality and cancer
Tagged: alternative medicine, Cancer, carcinoma, Caroline Markolin, chemo, chemotherapy, claude sabbah, conflit psychologique traumatisant, corinne thos, Dirk Hamer, German New Medicine, Germanische Neue Medizin, Gilbert Renaud, GNM, hamer herd, Health fraud, Marc Fréchet, medecine nouvelle, medecine nouvelle germanique, meta medicine, metametrix, Michaeala Jakubczyk, nouvelle medécine, olivia pilhar, Ryke Geerd Hamer, santegod, sectes, sects
Oh, my. We overlooked something. ‘Respected’ woo-meister Dr Mercola proposes another use for Sodium Bicarbonate! As he believes, it cannot only cure cancer, but is also a good for ….. treating H1N1 influenza!
In 1918 and 1919 while fighting the ‘flu’ with the U. S. Public Health Service it was brought to my attention that rarely anyone who had been thoroughly alkalinized with bicarbonate of soda contracted the disease, and those who did contract it, if alkalinized early, would invariably have mild attacks.
Miracles do happen!
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Categories: Cancer · Fungus and sodium bicarbonate · Tullio Simoncini
Tagged: alternative medicine, baking soda, cam, Cancer, candida, candida albicans, cat scan, chemo, chemotherapy, flu, fungus, H1N1, Health fraud, holistic, immune system, Mark Sircus, quackery, Simoncini, sodium bicarbonate, Tullio Simoncini
Categories: Cancer · Fungus and sodium bicarbonate · Tullio Simoncini · Uncategorized
Tagged: alternative medicine, baking soda, cam, Cancer, candida, candida albicans, chemotherapy, fungus, Health fraud, holistic, quackery, Simoncini, Tullio Simoncini
Categories: Fungus and sodium bicarbonate · Miscellaneous · Tullio Simoncini · Uncategorized
Tagged: alternative medicine, baking soda, cam, Cancer, candida, candida albicans, cat scan, chemo, chemotherapy, fungus, Health fraud, holistic, immune system, quackery, Simoncini, sodium bicarbonate, Tullio Simoncini