Dr Santee saved my brother’s life back in 2005 from a blood infection that conventional medicine had nothing to offer for. Dr Santee introduced my brother to life saving technologies such as blood electrification and colloidal silver.

Wow, SO little do you people know about alternative healing methods! And what’s your measurement…. information found on cancer.org! Wake up folks, that’s a government/pharmaceutical backed organisation, do you really think they are going to be promoting/endorsing alternative methods? Where will you be looking next quackwatch.com!!! You really are in the dark!

And some here called ozone therapy a ‘lark’! with over 10,000,000 (yes ten million) safe ozone therapies in Germany alone, you have the wisdom to label it a lark. Fool.

Open your eyes people and educate yourselves from websites other than the mainstream or from so called quack-exposing websites. (or just trust the Cancer Society, enjoy your chemotherapy and hope that you are not in the 95% who won’t survive the treatment!)

Chemo uses in some cases poisons that were banned by the Geneva convention for use in warfare.

Hardly safe and it is very well documented by both the medical profession and the alternatives that chemo eventually kills the patient by destroying their immune system – so you don’t die from cancer you just die from the effects of the treatment.

Whilst I applaud your efforts to expose charlatans and scammers preying on peoples desperate hopes to find a cure, I find your overwhelming bias against alternative therapies a little disturbing – alternative methods seem to have as good if not better track record at curing chronic diseases than mainstream doctors.

And one question

Will you be exposing the doctors who prescribe drugs (Especially antibiotics) for almost everything. I was recently prescribed Amoxhillin for a viral infection – I merely went to the doctors to ask which cough medicine is best to suppress a cough

Or is such conduct acceptable because they have passed an exam therefore that makes them infallible?

I wish to add that I am in no way connected to the alternative remedies industry. I am a Photo Voltaic Engineer, however, I do my own extensive research and the treatment of cancer by mainstream doctors is at best no better than alternative methods and at worse more a killer than the disease itself

But then that goes against the grain of your website and you cannot really laugh at the medical profession can you?

/Daniel

'Cure' kills mother

"POLICE and consumer affairs authorities are investigating a network of rogues peddling bogus cancer cures after the death of a mother of two.

Grieving partner Mark McNamara told yesterday of the pain suffered by his family when wife Leslie Bramston fell victim to cancer quackery that cost tens of thousands of dollars and ended in her death on a remote Northern Territory property.
Ms Bramston, 44, died after being injected with controversial cesium chloride treatment – known as ozone therapy – that has been condemned by cancer experts.

She is one of six Australians to have died after being treated by discredited Austrian doctor Hellfried Sartori, 67."

Compare and contrast with this UK outfit: The Vision of Hope Clinic. Whilst taking pains not to mention 'cancer' the site does talk about Gerson techniques – the implication being clear. It is run by a chap called Dr Andre Young Snell M.B.B.S. who appears to be registered with the GMC (reg 3286331). The clinic offers Ozone Therapy and Nutritional Therapies to 'boost the immune system' and 'detoxify'. The genre would also appear to require membership of a rock band – and Andre does indeed appear to belong to a Brighton dance-rock beat combo going by the delightful name of 'Shoot the Dead'.

Watch their rather good rockumentary here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cq_VQzyx26E

Hum along to their track – "She believes in every word".