I don't get it. Most of the remedies listed sound exactly like those sold every day by proponents of homeopathy and alternative medicines.
Boiron, which has a stable presence in the USA, has thousands of employees and revenues in the hundreds of millions, selling stuff like "Oscillococcinum", which is plain sugar, at a price of around $1000/kg.
Have they been condemned for fraud and false advertising?
Video of Curtis Howe Springer and Zzyzx:<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91rdB5fDMaA" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91rdB5fDMaA</a>
i took the exit pictured here out of curiosity once.. drove 10 miles into the desert to the remains of the retreat. walked inside a small library or welcome center and found a warm cup of coffee but no person to accompany it.<p>then, walking around the grounds outside in the sun (it was summer), i started to have a panic attack. i climbed in my car to leave but my car wouldn't start. -eventually it did. strange place