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Dr. Ravi Devgan ran banner advertising on his own website for Carnivora, a cancer product banned by the FDA, and supported the sale of Life Crystal, a product confiscated by U.S. authorities. He displayed the official logos of PubMed, the National Cancer Institute, and the American Cancer Society alongside these products, without their endorsement.
Dr. Ravi Devgan - A bad quack, a bad doctor - the complete story
Archive from August 23, 2000 of Ravi Devgan's web site
CPSO files One of the products he supported, Life Crystal, have been confiscated by the FDA.The Consumer Health Organization of Canada was also involved in that same embargo by the FDA.
Devgan runs banners on his web site for the Carnivora, a banned quack cancer product. In addition, Devgan displays the official logos of PubMed, the National Cancer Institute, the American Cancer Society, and of course the Moss Reports. He says he has, but does not list his Mexican cancer centres on his web site. I guess that once you've depleted your purse, and taken out a second mortgage on your house, it's about time to go to Tijuana.
If your cancer demonstrates that it has a deranged electron transfer system, try POLY-MVA in this 1999 archive. It comes with the recommendations of some of the world's greatest cancer clinics in Tijuana. Pity for us up here in Canada.
Rachel Stoutt - Ravi's turn here, too. In case you're interested, Ravi also does a job putting tube in the chest of a ten year old child who is involved in an international court battles over whether or not surgery should be done for ulcerative colitis (often associated with colon cancer).
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