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Science FTA sues fraudulent cancer cure companies | FTA sues fraudulent cancer cure companies |
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| by William Atkins | |
| Monday, 22 September 2008 | |
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Page 3 of 4 Another six companies have already settled their cases brought forth by the FTA. Featured Whitepaper
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Science Discussions• Ni-Gen Nutrition, Troy, Michigan, which allegedly marketed an electrolyte liquid and apricot seeds as cures. • Westberry Enterprises of Pineville, Louisiana, which allegedly sold teas that contained algae and other ingredients (FTC lawsuit) • Jim Clark's All Natural Cancer Therapy of Louisville, Kentucky, which allegedly sold digestive enzymes and coral calcium as treatments (FTC lawsuit) • Bioque Technologies, Inc. (http://www.bioque.com/) of Blacksburg, Virginia) • Cleansing Time Pro (http://www.cleansingtimepro.com/) website valid, but lacking of normal company information • Premium-essiac-tea-4less (http://www.premium-essiac-tea-4less.com/) The six companies already settling their lawsuits from the FTA have paid fines ranging from $9,000 to $250,000, according to Parnes. Page four contains a new FTC website that provided informed and accurate information on "bogus" cancer cures. |
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