Forbidden Medical Treatments That Might Work

[drakke1]

The link is to an interesting **advertisement** that i ran across. Who knows


This ad goes away when you register.

http://realmedicalhelp.com/

[Michael Unbreakable]

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All of these highlighted statements at the very bottom of the website, and yet, it's completely designed for those who seek alternatives to mainstream medicine? And it completely had tons of red bolded and highlighted words encouraging people to buy the book, which is full of true and very real information on groundbreaking cures?

I find that ironic.

[drakke1]

Actually, the disclaimer clause is necessary, and typical, i believe, so that one is not accused of offering medical advice while unlicensed as an MD -- a felony?