There is no scientific basis for the notion that any particular point on the ear affects brain function, nicotine addiction, or the desire to smoke.

Oscillococcinum is a homeopathic "remedy" made from duck liver. Because homeopathic remedies were grandfathered into the 1938 law that created the regulation of medicines, the FDA has no choice but to allow this quackery to be sold as if it were real medicine.

"Harnesses the body’s own electromagnetic energy field to repel the negative effects of energy electromagnetic fields given off by cell-phones and other electronic devices." Right.

There is almost no scientific evidence supporting magnet therapy. Magnets can't affect human blood, because the iron in our blood simply isn't ferromagnetic.

This product claims to "Shield(s) you from other people's negative attitudes and energies." RIGHT! MAKES PERFECT SENSE! So what have you got to lose? ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED BUCKS!!!

The films’ producers, writers, directors, and a number of the stars are members of J.Z. Knight's "Ramtha School of Enlightenment" cult in Washington.

According to their website, "No formal research studies have been done yet on the See Clearly Method." The See Clearly method claims are qualified with "may" and "it depends" and supported by testimonials preceded by the disclaimer "Results not typical" and "individual results will vary."

If you want medical advice from a convicted felon, this is the book to buy. Trudeau served nearly two years in prison for larceny in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1990.