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Quackwatch is a
United States-based
website focused on
promoting consumer protection and
providing information about health related frauds, myths, fads...
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combatting health fraud and
promoting evidence-based medicine. He
founded Quackwatch, a
network of
websites that
critiques unproven or
questionable medical...
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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...
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Parts of osteopathy, such as
craniosacral therapy, have been
described by
Quackwatch as
having no
therapeutic value and have been
labeled by them as pseudoscience...
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Chiropractic Is in Trouble".
Quackwatch.
Retrieved 29
October 2024. "Chiropractic
Student Loan
Default Rates (1999 to 2012)".
Quackwatch. 12
March 2018. Retrieved...
- as a "dubious treatment" by the
alternative medicine watchdog website Quackwatch. In
Issels combination therapy,
patients are
asked to
remove any teeth...
- its
inventor to have
cured his cancer.
Stephen Barrett has
written on
Quackwatch: "Although low-fat, high-fiber
diets can be healthful, the Hallelujah...
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endorse any cures,
including treatment with
sodium bicarbonate.
Quackwatch lists sodium bicarbonate injections as a "dubious treatment". Simoncini...
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Shiatsu Barrett,
Stephen (2004-09-25). "Reflexology: A
close look".
Quackwatch.
Retrieved 2007-10-12. Kunz, Kevin; Kunz,
Barbara (1993). The Complete...
