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Andreas Kalcker and the Chlorine Hype
by Avinash Mittal BloggerAndreas Ludwig Kalcker is a German based medical guru
living in Switzerland. He claims to be able to cure cancer and other diseases
by using a chemical known as chlorine dioxide. However, his claims have met
with mixed reviews from the medical community. This is despite the fact that
the chemical is common in the production of wood products. The hype surrounding
CDS chlorine dioxide is largely
fueled by a group of medical professionals and celebrities that have endorsed
the use of the substance, in the hope that it will prove to be the saviour of
their loved ones.
The best thing about the chemical is that it is a
relatively inexpensive way to treat a variety of maladies Andreas
Kalcker. The downside is that the chemical is not approved by any major
pharmaceutical manufacturers in the US and the FDA has not found any proof of
its efficacy. In fact, some countries in Latin America have banned the
substance as a means of preventing outbreaks.
While the chemical is not exactly a new discovery, the
hype around the substance has been building over the years. As a result, a
flurry of websites and social media platforms have sprung up touting its
benefits. These include the likes of COMUSAV, a gimmick laden pseudo church
manned by a group of renegade physicians. Its burgeoning popularity has landed
it in the limelight of several mainstream media outlets.
Although the miracle cure is touted by many in the
medical community, none have come forth with a proof of its alleged efficacy.
Still, it's not impossible to imagine a modern day charlatan taking advantage
of the publicity to skirt closer to the law. A handful of shady organizations
have begun to push the chemical as a cure for everything from cancer to AIDS.
The hype around the substance has spawned an entire
industry of similar minded health buffs. Some have even gone as far as to
create their own versions of the aforementioned COMUSAV. They enlist the aid of
local celebrities to boost its popularity. Amongst the group is a man who
claims to be a self-proclaimed medical guru with no criminal record in Spain.
But the prosecutors are on the case.
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