Homeopath Quacks are Preying on the Gullible

On homeopath scammers. You have to #laugh even though they are dangerous charlatans selling SCAM quack cures to fleece the gullible. Here: https://t.co/L2lWxYztT1 pic.twitter.com/3tHUGfLHc1

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 24, 2018

Quack Cure for Gambling Addiction

Fancy a mug punter flutter on rank outsider (and I mean outside the NHS because its been booted out as a quack cure)? Why not try homeopathy as a cure for gambling addiction. @EdzardErnst @DrMarkGriffiths That is, if you are wasting all your money anyway: https://t.co/WVhy8cLmdP pic.twitter.com/BBxVPua3IW

— BlessedVirginDarwin (@OnNavalTimber) July 24, 2018

Homeopathy - quackery kicked out of the NHS for good reason

Clearly this homeopathic quack-cure (SCAM) recommend by these quacks for delusional thinking cannot work. Because if it did there would be no homeopaths or suckers paying for such utter nonsense (Homeopathy - kicked out of the NHS for being a SCAM!). https://t.co/EjV6nTjh0o

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 23, 2018

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What a treasure trove of dysology this quack website is @EdzardErnst Because it reveals that idiot homeopaths also offer to treat idiocy with their idiotic cures. Surely this is gross exploitation of the vulnerable by the unconscionable https://t.co/wOenhZrUiO

— BlessedVirginDarwin (@OnNavalTimber) July 23, 2018

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Getting bored baiting homeopathy quacks. So because I couldn't stop yawing at their raving looney replies I found something amazingly funny, on a typical homeopathic website (it also promotes dangerous antivaxx nonsense) we find a quack cure for yawning: https://t.co/93z0sOvykW

— BlessedVirginDarwin (@OnNavalTimber) July 23, 2018

On Fake Clinical Trials

This is a very instructive thought experiment that explains very clearly and simply how charlatan acupuncturists & any other so called alternative medicine practitioners (such as homeopaths, bowel and hosepipe fanciers and chiropractors etc) create fake trials of their quackery https://t.co/kh9q2e47ma

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 23, 2018

Want to try understand why Trump is such a nut-job? Ernst has the answers on his blogsite

Do your genuinely want to finally understand what makes Trump tick when it comes to his proclamations? If so you could do worse than visit @EdzardErnst's excellent blog on Trump's, and other nut-job celebrity endorsers, of Wakefield's anti-vaxxer views: https://t.co/eRK6E4EFAx pic.twitter.com/frb1hnSxbh

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 22, 2018

Homeopaths claim they can cure an itchy beard: ha ha ha ha

ha ha ha ha homeopath quacks even claim they can cure an #itchybeard https://t.co/u6AZKIbto8 well there is only one rational reply to such money grubbing quackery  and exploitation of the public: "ItchyBeard" pic.twitter.com/8JWY7ePAXV

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 22, 2018

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Without a trace of irony (not surprising since there isn't a trace of any active ingredient in homeopathic cures) Homeopaths even quack they can cure pathological lying. Award 3🧔🧔🧔#ItchyBeards

You could not make this stuff up. No one would believe you https://t.co/6886D5twTE pic.twitter.com/g6iskarxdp

— Supermythbuster (@supermyths) July 22, 2018

On Skin Cancer and the Panda-Eyed Tangerine Baby President of the USA

According to the Independent newspaper Donald Trump's ludicrous appearance may be driving down visits to skin cancer-bed salons

Amazingly, every cloud may have a silver lining. Donald Trump's very existence is probably reducing skin cancer. Public Health experts @Linda4Gibson @EdzardErnst @HarvardChanSPH @publichealthni should adopt the baby blimp image in anti-tanning campaigns. https://t.co/P0wWfclf4G pic.twitter.com/FSlLxeFZBL

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Dysology) July 21, 2018