Burzynski: The Movie **SKEPTIC ALERT**

thenewme

Burzynski...Anatomy of a Quack

sweetbean

Interesting link.  I'm pretty skeptical of Burzyski myself.  I'd like to go to the Annie Appleseed conference next year to learn more about it, but I am thus far unimpressed.  The only thing I would disagree with in that link is the idea that the FDA is some sort of trustworthy regulatory body.  Now that it is being run by a former Monsanto executive, I think we can safely assume the fox is in the henhouse.  I saw spots a few weeks ago when they decided not to ban BPA in food packaging.  However, we already have a thread on the FDA. 

But Burzynski.  Meh.  I feel the same way about Budwig. 

Anonymous

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christine-escobar/hes-back-former-vp-at-mon_b_228792.html

From the book Toxic Sludge is Good for You by John Stauber & Sheldon Rampton:"
In Monsanto's campaign for approval of bovine growth hormone, it was able to buy the support of Carol Tucker Foreman, formerly executive director of the Consumer Federation of America. Foreman took a job in early 1993 as a personal lobbyist for Monsanto's rBGH team, for what is rumored to be an exceptionally large fee. With her help, Monsanto has successfully prevented Congress or the FDA from requiring labeling of milk from rBGH-injected cows, and in fact the company has used threats of lawsuits to intimidate dairy retailers who want to label their milk "rBGH-free.

If you REALLY want to cry, read a few pages of Toxic Sludge is Good for You...

sweetbean

Seriously. Monsanto is about as evil a corporation as anyone could dream up.  And now that they really have their hands in the FDA....not good for us.

Mzmerz

My family in law has fallen for this guy and they told me that if I watched his video I would be mad that I went thru chemo because it doesn't work, and that "everyone is keeping him from curing everyone's cancer."  Uh right.  I read some blogs from his patients and let me tell you, the nightmare that some of these people put themselves through and still ended up dead. Pass.  Not to mention, it's "experimental" and not covered by insurance.