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19th January, 2012
Bad Charity Burzynski

Burzynski Supporting Charity Loses Funding

Discussing the problems posed by unconventional clinics, such as the Burzynski Clinic in Texas, has…

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Andy L
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19th January, 2012
Burzynski

Burzynski in Court: Patient treated like a ‘Cash Machine’

Dr Stanislaw Burzynski has some problems. His forthcoming hearing with the Texas Medical Board has…

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Andy L
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16th January, 2012
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Which? Uncovers Dangerous Advice from Nutritionists.

Having just had a baby girl and moving house, I thought I would subscribe to…

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Andy L
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13th January, 2012
Ainsworths featured homeopathy

Why is Homeopathy Successful?

Just before Christmas, Lia Burkeman and Stephanie Kramer, wrote an article for Urban Times that asked…

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Andy L
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