Hydrogen peroxide or oxidative therapy
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Quackbuster Supremo
Jan 23, 2005, 12:39:28 AM1/23/05
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A recent CBS 60 Minutes Wednesday show profiled Dr. James Shortt, a
medical doctor from South Carolina who runs a longevity clinic in South
Carolina. There have been at least two deaths in patients who were
treated by Shortt, and one of them was declared a "homicide" by local
authorities. He continues to practice as the South Carolina Board of
Medicine considers the alternatives. There are doctors around the U.S.
and Canada who use intravenous hydrogen peroxide to treat chronic or
terminal illnesses. Yet there is not a single credible source that
indicates that it would work, even theoretically.
medical doctor from South Carolina who runs a longevity clinic in South
Carolina. There have been at least two deaths in patients who were
treated by Shortt, and one of them was declared a "homicide" by local
authorities. He continues to practice as the South Carolina Board of
Medicine considers the alternatives. There are doctors around the U.S.
and Canada who use intravenous hydrogen peroxide to treat chronic or
terminal illnesses. Yet there is not a single credible source that
indicates that it would work, even theoretically.
We would like to hear from anyone who feels that they have
been duped or injured by any of these practitioners.
Here is a link to the 60 Minutes show:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/01/12/60II/main666489.shtml
News links about Dr. Shortt:
http://tinyurl.com/5tlr7
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