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29th January, 2009
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Is Chiropractic X-raying Illegal?

Chiropractors have achieved a status amongst practitioners of alternative medicine that is almost unrivalled. In…

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Andy L
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19th January, 2009
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Ofquack’s Toothless Squawk

Today sees the long awaited launch of the government backed Ofquack, better known in some…

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Andy L
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16th January, 2009
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Deeside Water Quackery

The gullibility of British newspapers never ceases to amaze me. The British press today carried…

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Andy L
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11th January, 2009
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Auricular Acupuncture: A Word in Your Foetus Like…

Prince Charles' Foundation for Integrated Health (FIH) is listened to by many in our Government…

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Andy L
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9th January, 2009
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Hasta el Absurdo Siempre!

It looks as if homeopaths will be making a noise about their victorious successes in…

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Andy L
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