'Dangerous' cancer claims made by Cheltenham spiritual healer

“Judas: Prior to 1949, with Chinese medicine having been around for thousands of years, Chinese average lifespan was less than 50. That's because the medicine didn't work.
Today, due to the adoption of proper medicine (i.e. that provided with scientific research), the figure is still in the low 70s, but vastly better than it once was. The UK life expectancy is currently about 80.
Where your daughter's eczema disappeared after going to the "doctor" in Soho, how do you know if the eczema was cured by the therapy provided or whether it simply cleared up through any other mechanism? Like drinking tea. Or driving under plenty of bridges?
Fortunately, real medicine doesn't operate on the basis of what people thought thousands of years ago - mainly because such people were ignorant and were just guessing at things.
Incidentally, nice conflation of heliocentricity, which was an empirically observed phenomenon, with woo, as if that's some scientific theory that we just don't understand.”

“I have been walking round Prestbury park for years and although I try to avoid her (I think she is a bit eccentric), and yes, I have walked around the field with her on several occasions, I believe she is harmless.

I know one of her neighbours had a staffie knocked down by a car on the Prestbury Road. The staffie was terrified of going to certain parts of the park The owner didn't know what to do. Dagmar helped him by treating the dog (without charge). The staffie has recovered.

The BMA have regularly condemned Chinese medicine even to the extent of calling it dangerous. We must remember, Chinese medicine has been around for thousands of years before Western medicine. Are we saying that we should disregard it because Western doctors do not understand it? It's similar to the church executing people who believed the earth circled the sun, rather than the sun orbiting the Earth.

I have had first hand experience with Chinese doctors when treating my daughter for eczema. Western doctors tried for 2 years without any success. The doctor who we visited in Soho treated her and my estimate is that 90-95 of the eczema went within 3-4 weeks. And may I add, no side effects and re-occurrence. But western medicine dismiss this treatment. Before anyone accuses the treatment as being a placebo, she was pre primary school age.

My thoughts are, what the BMA do not understand, they will discredit alternative treatment.”

“I haven't read all the comments, I didn't see anyone supporting alternative medicine, or at least the majority of you close minded and ignorant people, but frankly I haven't got the time to read them all, I have more important things to do however, one of them being this.

Anyone who is following this article, or just browsing at the comments should check out a documentary named "Dying to have known" http://tinyurl.com/ak82fdf
Its free to watch right here.

http://tinyurl.com/67qpb6l

Its an method of treating cancer that uses a common sense mixture of healthy living, healthy eating,and healthy thinking. The Government say you should eat your 5 a day to keep you healthy.

If you have never tried the therapy, you shouldn't be commenting at all here. I'm normally one who keeps his opinions to himself, or at least if someone is going to hear it then everyone will and It wont be typed up on the internet, but all of this really upset me and I think there needs to be a little bit of awareness. Otherwise cancer patients are not going to try these alternative methods, and lets sort of face it, if you have cancer you are expecting death sooner than most, so there is nothing wrong with trying everything you can. Chemotherapy and other drugs haven't worked in the past very effectively, and they probably never will. There is no money to be made in the curing cancer. But there is a truck load of money to be made in the business of treating it, because patients need to come back time and time again to buy it.

The documentary I have listed is about Gerson Therapy and its effects on cancer cells, It incredibly interesting, and is worth a look if your and ignorant close minded individual. Hell its even worth it if your not”

“She is as barking as the dogs she claims to have cured !!”

“I once knew an alternative therapist who believed she could cure herself of her cancer. She died. Sadly, she may have lived or at least lived longer had she had conventional medical treatment.”

“That's an old photo; she looked WAY older on the telly.

I suspect that she may actually believe her own nonsense - many 'alternative therapists' clearly do.”

“@ Alfredo, I said ''therapies'' and ''by''. I can see myself handing out certificates willy~nilly today... Would you like one? Dr. M. Buff (Fraud and charlatan with a penchant for made up titles).”

“wow, if she is 62, i want some of it”

“I have had experience of these ``quacks``, I saw through them a mile away, but some people in a desperate state cannot see the wood for the trees. When you, or your in my case, your nearest and dearest are diagnosed as terminal by at least two top consultants then you are resigned to your fate.
However, if you have the money and means you will take any chance, and I mean ANY chance to try and beat the odds no matter how slim.
So called healers like this should literally be put in the stocks and pelted, or in a civilised society be charged with fraud. They prey on the most desperate of individuals who have nothing left but hope and prayer.
But before anyone criticises people who pay for these services, but put yourself in their position first.”

“@MistyBuff - if complementary medicine worked it'd just be called "medicine"! "Brought on my stress as much as anything" - hilarious.”