Complimentary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is sold as an alternative to conventional (i.e. science/evidence based) medicine. The rallying cry of CAM supporters is usually that of choice. They feel that the supporters of conventional medicine have backed them into a corner, and conspire alongside “Big Pharma” to ensure that their choices for treatment [...]
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Ch-ch-ch-choices.


Mitchell Gerskup @ June 13th, 2008 - No Comments
The Problem with Bill C-51


Mitchell Gerskup @ May 30th, 2008 - No Comments
There seems to be a rather large problem with Bill C-51 that has been overlooked by our policy makers and health officials alike: nobody seems to understand the bill. The premise is simple enough: treat all medications the same way. If you want to sell something that claims to cure cancer, then prove [...]
Article: Hume’s Missing Shade of Blue: Found


Mitchell Gerskup @ May 14th, 2008 - 12 Comments
Let’s talk about Orgone. A form of energy allegedly discovered by Wilhelm Reich, it has spawned an entire system of belief and generation of quackery. Due to the complex nature of this post, I’m going to break it down into topics. Let’s start with the basics:
What is Orgone?
From Wikipedia:
Orgone energy is a [...]
Bill C-51: A Demand to Play Fair


Paul @ April 29th, 2008 - 2 Comments
One of the dangers of being a skeptic is receiving the ire of those lacking a sense of rationality. Make no mistake, by pointing the finger at unscientific shenanigans, you’re most likely going to hear about it. Not by those who’ve been fooled into believing the nonsense, but by those who’ve dedicated themselves [...]
Curing Cancer


Paul @ April 15th, 2008 - 1 Comment
Being a disease that is so destructive, so persistent and so random, Cancer, perhaps among the most dreaded diseases in recent history, has attracted the attention of not only the scientific community, but the public in searching for a cure. Some show their support by donation, others by organized activity. There are always [...]

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