LB writes: “Is this [HealthScope] a scam? I’m considering purchasing a device.”
Why You Should Pass on a HealthScope Scan
LB writes: “Is this [HealthScope] a scam? I’m considering purchasing a device.”
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LB writes: “Is this [HealthScope] a scam? I’m considering purchasing a device.”
Benefits of Oil-Pulling Remain in Doubt
B asks: “Is oil-pulling with coconut oil considered prudent to use as a Catholic? I was using it to enhance dental health, i.e. enamel staining and improvement of my gums.”
Brene Brown: A New Age Connection?
Note: This blog was updated in June, 2020.
CF writes: “I have a friend that thinks that Brene Brown is awesome. Can you tell me anything about her? I know she was on Opra's Super Soul Sunday, TED talks, and has written many books on such things as vulnerability. Is she New Age?”
Bioresonance is Pseudoscience
SG asks: “Can you please tell me if bio-resonace is new age?”
Are Nikken Products For Real?
A reader has asked us to look into Nikken products which are touted as harnessing the various energies that exist in the natural environment to deliver better health and wellness. Are these products the real deal?
Noni Juice is All Hype
HL writes: “My neighbor recently gave me a bottle of this juice called Noni. It's apparently this Tahitian fruit juice, which is distributed by a company called Morinda, that is supposed to have all sorts of healing effects. My neighbor claims that it has helped with all sorts of pain that she experiences, however she pays $40 per bottle for this stuff, which is quite a bit in my book. Not sure if this is a scam or the real deal. Any thoughts?”
Report: Supplements Sending Thousands to ER Each Year
A new report has found that the American love affair with unregulated supplements isn’t working out so well for an estimated 23,000 people who visit emergency rooms annually due to complications from these products.
NFL Players Bilked by Bogus “Doctor”
Anyone can fall for a bogus supplement peddler, including NFL stars such as Tom Brady and Denver Broncos' Wes Welker, who both fell for a phony “doctor” named Alejandro/Alex Guerrero who posed as a health authority while selling nutritional supplements which he claimed could prevent cancer and AIDS and help athletes recover faster from concussions.
Does Live Blood Cell Analysis Work?
While giving a conference on the New Age and occult in Canada this past weekend, I was asked about live blood cell analysis and if this is New Age.
Can Ozone Therapy Cure AIDS?
LN asks: "A friend of mine is HIV positive and he claims that oxygen/ozone therapies have been known to cure AIDS. Can this possibly be true?"
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