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26th April, 2007
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Pulling My Hair Out

or, The Role of Mineral Hair Analysis in the Sale of Food Supplementsinitially posted on…

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Andy L
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8th December, 2006
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The First Annual Quackometer Awards and Year Review

The Quackometer has been up and running for just about a year and has seen…

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Andy L
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21st November, 2006
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Quack Word #16: ‘Nutritionist’

A regular comment to me is to ask "why have I got it in for…

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Andy L
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20th April, 2006
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The Mineral-Depleted Food Scandal

The news (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) has been full of reports about how our…

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Andy L
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