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Liver Cleanse Safety | LIVESTRONG.COM

Liver Cleanse Safety. Liver cleanse diets and treatments are allegedly a way for you detoxify ducts are very rare, according to Dr. Peter Moran, founder of Quackwatch.

About the Maple Syrup Cleanse | eHow.com

diet and health scams, refers to the Maple Syrup Cleanse as the "Lemonade Diet" in its list of unnaturalistic methods of metaphysical health care. According to Quackwatch

Liquid Fast Diets For Hollywood Stars | LIVESTRONG.COM

Liquid Fast Diets For Hollywood Stars. Although physicians such as Quackwatch's Dr. Stephen Barrett dismiss the health claims of so-called detox diets that involve

The Aqua Detox Scam - Device Watch

One way to scam people is to diagnose and correct a nonexistent problem. Aqua Detox practitioners do this by claiming to remove toxins and balance cellular energy.

Detoxification (alternative medicine) - Wikipedia, the free

Detoxification is an alternative medicine approach that proponents claim rids the body of "toxins", accumulated harmful substances that are alleged to exert

How to Make the Master Cleanse Recipe Cheap | eHow.com

The Master Cleanse diet goes by many names, such as the Lemonade Diet, the Maple Syrup Quackwatch: Dr. Ed Zimney's Blog; Photo Credit Jorge Barrios, Photographer

"Detoxification" with Pills and Fasting

After three days of detox, the client takes four kinds of diet pills in combination, up to 30 a day, and visits the diet center for weekly body wraps and daily simulated

"Detoxification" Schemes and Scams - Quackwatch

fasting, laxatives, colonic irrigation, special diets, and/or various herbs or food supplements that "cleanse Quackwatch, July 24, 2007. Barrett S. How the "Urine Toxic

Detoxing the Body (Master Cleanse, Lemonade Diet, Fasting

Does an alkaline diet better for you than an acidic one? Learn and discuss the benefits of cleanses, detox teas and more. Stephen Barrett, M.D. from www.QuackWatch

The myth of “detox” « Culture « Social Sciences « Skeptic North

Canadian Living discusses various detox diets and Elle Magazine even interviewed Quackwatch’s Stephen Barrett as a token skeptic (you can find him toward the end of the