Covid-19 related treatment and other scams

Discussion in 'Long Covid news' started by Tia, Mar 20, 2020.

  1. mango

    mango Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    "Vägen framåt till ett friskare liv efter Covid-19" ("The way forward to a healthier life after Covid-19") is a recently published Swedish book on how to get rid of long-covid symptoms and get your strength back... :rolleyes: Written by a "coach" (not a medical doctor).

    Description by the publisher:
    More info about the author and her method here:

    https://kurera.se/metoden-som-hjalpte-pia-att-bli-frisk-fran-covid-19/
    https://kurera.se/coronasjuka-pia-jag-trodde-aldrig-att-jag-skulle-bli-frisk-igen/

    :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
     
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  2. rvallee

    rvallee Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    Looks pretty similar to the LP. And the BPS model.

    What a coincidence that unofficial quacks are saying the same things as official quacks. Just amazing coincidence.
     
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  3. mango

    mango Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    A private healthcare company in Sweden is suspected of having sold PCR tests and covid-19 travel certificates, but never sending the tests for analysis. 100 000 individuals might be be affected by this scam.

    Three people were arrested in Stockholm yesterday. They are suspected on probable grounds of aggravated contagion, aggravated fraud and aggravated false certification.

    https://tt.omni.se/stor-harva-med-coronatester-utreds/a/vA0BJw
     
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    alktipping Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    when justice systems stick the word aggravated in front of charges you know that the prosecutor is looking for the longest/harshest sentence available to the court . wish this was the case in all medical/academic fraud .
     
  5. Sly Saint

    Sly Saint Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    strange that this old article (from 2007) by Emily Wilcox (ERs daughter, although she calls herself Rebecca Wilcox now) in the Daily Mail, which is essentially saying that CBT and GET helped her recover (no mention of LP) is coming up as new? It even has an old contact phone number for AYME.

    ME: how one woman found a cure that works for her | Daily Mail Online
     
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