While there may be a lot of useful information at
one of the underlying themes there seems to be that all nutrients and drugs
should be controlled by terrocrats, and that terrocrats should require
http://www.quackwatch.com/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/hfreedom.html
The above article is critical of those who talk about "health freedom" and implies that anyone who believes in health freedom is either a quack or someone who's been deceived by quacks.
Sure, there may be a lot of quacks out there, but as long as they aren't doing anything to purposely deceive their customers, and their customers want to take their suggestions and/or buy their products, they should have the freedom to do so, and to live with the consequences.
At 08:59 AM 7/26/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>Anybody know any reliable material on detoxification? Specifically, I'm
>>looking for rationales, schedules, substances, regimens... I'm using the
>>term as it's used in the alternative medicine field and not the more
>>conventional sense of cleaning out alcohol or other drugs from one's
>>system -- i.e., in the sense of cleansing the body of harmful substances in
>>general.
>
>"Detoxification" is one of the buzzwords that marks a charlatan, so
>any "information" on it is fraudulent and probably dangerous. More
>good info can be found at <http://www.quackwatch.com>.
>
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