Turning A Pint of Tea Leaves into Pure Gold
Dr James Colthurst and the Fenzian Machine No, I haven’t gone all Daily Express on you. There is a genuine Lady Di connection here. But […]
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Exradia: Angels or Demons?
Last June, I wrote about emerging company, Exradia, and their attempts to sell a magic mobile phone battery to the major handset manufacturers, such as […]
Clarins: Untruthful, Scaremongering Quacks
Six meddlesome members of the public have complained to the Advertising Standards Authority that Clarins have been making untruthful, unsubstantiated and scaremongering claims about their […]
Potty Paper and the Tower of Doom and the Magic Hair Dryer
Two classics from the Daily Mail today. An example of two types of quack story perpetuated by the media. Firstly, a good old scare story. […]
The Breakspear Hospital and Electromagnetic Therapy
The development of new forms of quackery continues with the publication of the latest research from the University of Essex showing yet again that mobile […]
Where there’s Electromuck, There’s Brass.
Dr George Carlo is an interesting character. Founder of the Safe Wireless Initiative in the US, he is the leading thinker behind a lot of […]
Autism: If You Can’t Blame MMR, Let’s Try Wi-Fi
Maybe we are witnessing the death throes of the MMR controversy. The arguments that autism is caused by the triple-jab have been shown to be […]
Powerwatch is not Scaremongering and Profiteering (anymore)
A few weeks ago, I pointed out that some of the science on the Powerwatch site appeared to be significantly less than convincing about the […]
Exradia: Big City Corporate Quackery?
I’ve been writing rather a lot recently about the quackery that surrounds the whole question of whether electromagnetic emissions are harming our health. Apologies. But […]
Stapling the Stomachs of Anorexics
Yes, a deliberately provocative title for this blog entry. The distressing and puzzling illness of anorexia is very real. We see people convinced that their […]