From Altcancer.com website:
Fake Product Compensation Program Announced
The success of AO Lab products in the alternative health care community
is well-established. (A Google search for Cansema® yields over 9,000
pages . . . it takes several hours just to read our four web pages of
customer testimonials connected to Cansema®).
There is no success that does not attract opportunistic imitators. The
legal attack against AO Labs by the FDA in 2003 attracted several such
imitators. Because Cansema® has been in use since we created it in 1991
and we are the holder of the U.S. trademark, we sent polite letters to
various violators to cease and desist in using our web pages,
copyrighted material, and trademarks.
Our pleas have been ignored.
The most serious aspect of these violations is that the imitations
don't work as well, if they work at all. They are not the original
product. For a period of four years, we attempted to work with the FDA
to put a stop to the fraud. We even sent them a small sampling of the
hundreds of complaint letters we received.
They did nothing.
Because of the adulteration and misbranding involved in the McAdams
operation -- whose primary sites are Bloodroot Products.com and
RisingSun Health.com -- we can only assume that this is an FDA renegade
operation is to permit, foster, and protect illegal product. By working
less effectively, they will hopefully convince people that alternatives
are inferior to mainstream pharmaceuticals. This would make perfectly
good sense and is consistent with their overall modus operandi, as
documented in numerous books by Lynne McTaggart, Leonard Horowitz, John
Abramson, Joseph Mercola, John Morgenthaler -- to name just a few.
Please see our Compensation for Fake Product page if you have purchased
product from the following or any other companies illegally using our
trademarks, Cansema®, CanSupport (TM), Alpha Omega Labs (TM), or our
domain names: altcancer.com (TM), herbhealers.com (TM), or
alphaomegalabs.com (TM).
BloodrootProducts.com
RisingSunProducts.com
AltCancerCream.com
Jennifer Wilson (Australia)
George S. Ackerson
(FDA informant)
Health.Centreforce.com
On Monday, Sep 13, 2010, at 15:43 Asia/Tokyo, Rowena wrote:
Presumably this was squamous cell? Anyway, we treated successfully
with a black salve now called Centreforce from Queensland, but same
ingredients as Cansema, and called cansema at the time. Lasts for
years, and if anything appears again, can be treated again very > easily.
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