Struck off and convicted for fraud and involuntary manslaughter in Italy, under investigation in the Netherlands, yet baking soda salesman and cancer quack Tullio Simoncini is always on the lookout for more chickens to pluck.
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Career Boost For Sodium Bicarbonate Pusher And Cancer Quack Tullio Simoncini
November 21, 2009 · 2 Comments
Categories: Cancer · Fungus and sodium bicarbonate · Tullio Simoncini · Uncategorized
Tagged: Cancer, Simoncini, Tullio Simoncini, fungus, quackery, chemotherapy, baking soda, candida, Health fraud, cam, alternative medicine, candida albicans, holistic
Sodium Bicarbonate Really Works! :-)
November 15, 2009 · 5 Comments
We have spent a lot of energy here to debunk Tullio Simoncini’s baking soda therapy as a cure for cancer.
I am afraid we may have been wrong…
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
Debunking Hamer’s GNM On Metastasis: Slam Dunk
November 4, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Ryke Geerd Hamer, inventor of the German New Medicine, claims that there is no such thing as cancer metastasis.
Hamer also claims that cancer does not spread through the bloodstream.
However, these claims can easily be checked out, and that is just what jli, our pathologist, has done in this post.
Categories: Cancer · German New Medicine (GNM) · Hamer · Health fraud · Uncategorized
Tagged: alternative medicine, cam, Cancer, carcinoma, Caroline Markolin, chemo, chemotherapy, claude sabbah, corinne thos, death sect, Dirk Hamer, evidence-based medicine, Ezra Iwan Götz, German New Medicine, Germanische Neue Medizin, GNM, Hamer, Health fraud, iroin rule of cancer, iwan götz, medicine nouvelle, Michaeala Jakubczyk, nouvelle medicine, olivia pilhar, quackery, rife, santegod
Hulda Clark died of cancer?!
October 23, 2009 · 4 Comments

I’m sorry if I seem a tad triumphant, I don’t mean to, honestly. But I just could not let this go. Unbelievable as it sounds, apparently überquack Hulda Clark died of cancer, multiple myeloma to be precise. Now how in the world can this have come about?
Categories: Cancer · Health fraud · Miscellaneous · Uncategorized
Tagged: alternative medicine, cam, Cancer, chemo, chemotherapy, detox, Health fraud, holistic, Hulda Clark, mercury fillings, quackery, rife, zapper
Statutory Regulation Of Alternative Medicine: What Good Will It Do?
October 14, 2009 · 1 Comment
In the UK, statutory regulation of practitioners of herbal medicine and acupuncture has been advocated by a House of Lords’ Select Committee and by three subsequent Dartment of Health (DH) working groups as well as the vast majority of respondents to a previous DH consultation on this subject (the Pittilo consultation and report). The NIMH is strongly in support of statutory regulation of this sector. They feel that only statutory regulation of this sector can enable the public to identify qualified practitioners and maintain the availability of a full range of herbal medicines in herbal practice. The same discussion is going on in other countries, the Netherlands for example. For our Dutch readers: click here.
Is it true that statutory regulation will protect the public against the risks of alternative medicine? Many people think not and we agree with them. The pitfalls and downsides of the suggested regulations have been aptly described in a submission that was sent to the Pittilo consultation. You can read it here. There is a summary on DC’s Improbable Science, as well as extensive information on the Pittilo consultation.
Categories: Health fraud · Uncategorized
Tagged: acupuncture, alternative medicine, cam, Chinese medicine, fungus, garlic, Health fraud, herbal medicine, herbs, holistic, homeopathy, manual therapy, naturopathy, quackery, supplements
Stephen Serenelli’s Cancer Experience: Read It And Weep
October 4, 2009 · 2 Comments
On October 26, 2004, Stephen Serenelli died of bowel cancer.
Initially he was treated conventionally, but under the strong influence of his wife Eileen and Ian Shillington, a naturopathic doctor and Scientologist, he decided to follow alternative treatments only.
The alternative treatments made him feel weak and miserable and resulted in his tumour becoming inoperable. This almost certainly shortened his life considerably, as well as seriously compromising his quality of life. The fact that the alternative treatments wore him out so much may also have decreased his survival time.
Shortly before his death, Serenelli wrote a letter to his ND Ian Shillington. Serenelli also kept a diary during his illness.
Categories: Cancer · chemotherapy
Tagged: alternative medicine, Cancer, chemo, chemotherapy, Health fraud, holistic, immune system, juicing, naturopathy, quackery, scientology, shillington, supplements
(First published Sep 24, 2009; updated Nov 12, 2009)


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