Well...Ok. Let me clarify that I was not supporting any individual, certainly not the chap in question.
I was supporting alternate treatments and diet changes. Yes...its possible that that particular person is a cheat. But alternate treatments prescribing changes in diet are not woo (whatever that is.....!). This is a clear case of....'we don't understand it so it must be woo'.
Similar things were said about Yoga not very long ago....and are still said about Ayurveda, Acupuncture and so on.
Most such dietary and alternate treatments are real treatments that could improve the immune system and cure illnesses. And just because they fail in one case, they cannot be dismissed as nonsense without a thorough investigation of all such cases. Comparing them all to 'sale of snake oil' is absolute rubbish and is typical of the ivory tower that many 'mainstream' people are locking themselves in!!
No other patient taking treatment from the above person has been interviewed. So...clearly there is bias at work here and there is no effort to take an unbiased view of his work and treatment.
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