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I started reading a book of his about cancer that I found in a charity shop. Oh my Lord! What a lot of very dangerous baloney.
I think he was literally trying to think of stuff to make the book sell, rather than actually help anyone.
Buyer beware!
This guy claims to have 8 PhDs and that he's the world expert on cancer cures. He also claims he has $110 billion, is a friend of Vladimir Putin and will start his own country.
He has two charges of sexual assault against him and intimidated his accusers with death threats until they quit.
Do not trust him at all. See his screenshots on gintruth.
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