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Quackwatch is a
United States–based website, self-described as a "network of people"
founded by
Stephen Barrett,
which aims to "combat health-related frauds...
- the
National Council Against Health Fraud (NCAHF), and the
webmaster of
Quackwatch. He runs a
number of
websites dealing with
quackery and
health fraud....
- as a "dubious treatment" by the
alternative medicine watchdog website Quackwatch. In
Issels combination therapy,
patients are
asked to
remove any teeth...
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characteristic of
aggressive promotion.
Psychiatrist and
author Stephen Barrett of
Quackwatch defines quackery as "the
promotion of
unsubstantiated methods that lack...
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methods used by
cults in
France to
attract members.
Stephen Barrett of
Quackwatch describes reiki as a "nonsensical method". As a
reason for why
NCCAM should...
- expensive, it can be
compounded by
pharmacists if
prescribed by a physician.
Quackwatch lists Prokarin as one of the
multiple sclerosis "cures" of
which people...
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before a meal.
Basic Research was
given the "Most Outrageous"
award for
Quackwatch's 2010 Slim
Chance Awards,
which is
awarded to "...promoters of weight...
- Nevyas;
Stephen Barrett MD (September 12, 2007). "Eye-Related Quackery".
Quackwatch.
Retrieved 2008-03-27.
Cherrill Hicks (July 29, 1997). "The
truth about...
- 512%. In
lists of
Health Education ****istance Loan
defaults analyzed by
Quackwatch at four time
points between 1999 and 2012, Life had the
highest number...
- does not
endorse any cures,
including treatment with
sodium bicarbonate.
Quackwatch lists sodium bicarbonate injections as a "dubious treatment". Simoncini...
