Larry Nassar – doctor of osteopathy (“intravaginal manipulations are an approved osteopathic treatment”)

We probably all heard about the horrific stories related to Larry Nassar who, on January 24, 2018, was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in a state prison in Michigan after pleading guilty to the sexual assault of numerous minors. But few of us, I think, had any idea that they relate to alternative medicine. This […]

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This is the shortest post I have ever written

A man is caught paying with fake money – gets arrested.
A man sells false insurance policies – gets arrested.
A man sells phoney investments – gets arrested.
A man traffics ‘diamonds’ made of glass – gets arrested.
A man flogs a car that does not work – gets arrested.
A silversmith fakes the hallmarks […]

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Senator Orrin Hatch, the supplement industry, and “utter lack of integrity”

US Republican Senator Hatch (born March 22, 1934) has announced that he is retiring after having been a Senator since 1977. When he leaves, the Senate will lose its most ardent supporter of alternative medicine.His decision comes after The Salt Lake Tribune published a Christmas Day editorial calling on him to do so. The editorial stated […]

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Burzynski ruling is in (Update: Pathetic punitive actions imposed) | Doubtful News

As regular readers know, we have chronicled the operations of Stanislaw Burzynski, a medical doctor who runs his own cancer treatment clinic using some alternative methods unsupported by evidence, who was the subject of propaganda movies and campaigns and who has violated research standards according to FDA inspectors while running a never-ending trial without solid results. He was accused of charging patients exorbitant case management fees and selling them drugs at high costs from his own pharmacy.

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How to convince the world that vaccines are the ultimate evil. Step one: Buy yourself a Congressman

What do you do if you’re in desperate need of some sort of validation about your misguided, uninformed, fraud-driven beliefs about vaccines? Do you fund more research into vaccine technology and how to make it “safer”? Do you use your money to fund autism programs that look to make the lives of autistics better at all levels? Or do you find a Congressman who will believe your drivel and give you some sort of credibility and pour money into his coffer?

If you’re a reasonable person, and you have a lot of money, and you’re worried about autistics, you would be inclined to fund organizations and programs that look to advocate for autistics (and other people with developmental disabilities). You might contact your representatives in Congress, maybe even the President, but you would know better than to give them any money directly. After all, you’re always going to have an elected representative. There is always going to be someone to answer the phone when you call Congress. So why give money to them? Let them get their own money...

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