Actual medicine would be a rare - and therefore good - thing for "holistic" gurus and their believers, except it's illegal. Homeopathy is legal because it's not medicine and is just espoused by people stuck in the 18th century. Once it tries to do something medicinal, it must be recalled.
The company claims they “provide a broad spectrum medical alternative that is not antibiotic or hormone based while effectively delivering acute and chronic care” - so all of that remains accurate except...none of it. Well, 'broad spectrum' is sort of true, since you can swallow the magic pill or stick it up your butt.
Link: Independent
