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13.step said:
I might sound like a broken record, but by any chance manic-depression? If it's so and it's been getting extreme you might want to talk to his family because manias can end nasty, mostly in jail or in the emergency room or deep in debt. And the depression that follows is harrowing and often ends tragically.

How much does he sleep? Does he talk fast? Can you keep up with him? Does he have delusions of grandeur? Does he do a lot of stuff? Is he the life of the party? Mad spending sprees? These are some symptoms of mania but only a professional can diagnose him.

Good luck

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Never accept a diagnosis you can't verify for yourself - I just took a person who was told they were terminal and diabetic off ALL diabetic meds and told them to eat like everybody else. His blood sugar is better than mine now. (I eat like crap - sad but true - I make up for it in the good stuff I do eat.)

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You claim to be a Senior Health Official of the Sons of Mercy. That sounded like absolute bullshit, not that I was surprised, so I did some digging.  You know who else has an eerily similar title ("senior health officer at monastery of the rose chapel") and lives in the same tiny twelve-hundred person town of Yellville, AR on an Oak Mountain?  A certain Dr. Karl Buchanan who, eerily, posts under the same handle as you.  Even has the same hobbies as you: Practical MycoNutrition. (click to see how common the term is. Hint: it isn't)

By the way, the address of the "rose chapel" has the same address as an adult sex shop.

Now let's compare the citations from the article about the dangers of cancer salves:

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References

McDaniel S. Goldman GD. Consequences of using escharotic agents as primary treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancer. Archives of Dermatology 138:1593-1596, 2002.
Import Alert #66-41: "Unapproved new drugs promoted in the U.S." Revised April 6, 2006.
Lake Charles man sentenced for selling and shipping unapproved new drugs. USDOJ news release, Aug 24, 2004.
Cassens BJ. Warning letter to Two Feathers, Inc., and Robert Roy. April 13, 2005.
In the matter of Lois March, M.D. Before the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Filed July 26, 2005.
Breen CM. Warning Letter to Greta Armstrong. April 6, 2006.
Complaint for permanent injunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
Consent decree of permanent ijunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
Cassens B. Warning letter to Best on Earth Products, May 20, 2008.
Agreement containing consent order. In the matter of Holly A. Bacon, doing business as Cleansing Time Pro. FTC file # 082-3119, announced Sept 18, 2008.
Weil A. Spontaneous Healing. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995, pp 48-51.
Weil A. Bloodroot for skin cancer? Dr. Weil.com, Jan 9, 2006.
Hurley D. Natural Causes: Death, Lies, and Politics in America's Vitamin and Herbal Supplement Industry. New York: Broadway Books, 2006.
Complaint. Florida Department of Health vs. Jerome W. Craft, M.D. DOH case number 2005-03020, filed May 2, 2006.
About Mohs micrographic surgery. American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology Web site, accessed December 12, 2006.

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Sources:
The Holy Bible – King James version
Dr. Richard C. Webb/Rose Chapel College -
Botany and Horticulture
Rabbi Ariel Pedersen –
Mycomedicine / Jewish tradition and history
Page 49 #04 TEO May 2003 Copyrighted Material

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The Bottom Line

Skin cancers should be medically diagnosed and treated. Those located in readily visible areas (eyes, nose, lips, or scalp) should be treated with Mohs surgery. The types of products described in this article are extremely dangerous. Their sellers deserve to be imprisoned.

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The conclusion I draw:  You are a quack disseminating harmful information online, on this forum, and in real life. You are a nut living in solitude on a mountain in a hick town, who thinks because they cultivate mushrooms with questionable (especially with your practice) medicinal properties that they are a doctor.  Lay off the shrooms and get help before you hurt yourself or someone else.

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consonants said:
You personally disgust me on a very fundamental level.
You are a quack.  Plain and simple. Not only that but you are profitting of the SERIOUSLY ill, like diabetics and cancer patients.  Absolutely disgusting.
You sell fucking cancer salve for god's sake.  And one of it's wonderful ingredients is thought to cause tumors similar to those in tobacco users. And it's one of the 187 shams the FDA dubbed "Fake Cancer "Cures" Consumers Should Avoid".

You may think its helping, but it has very, very real consequences (photos not for the squeemish).
They especially disapprove two of the three ingredients you use in your snake oil:

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Some currently marketed escharotics contain bloodroot (Sanguinaria candensis), zinc chloride, or both.

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I want you to click that link and see the results of the bullshit you're peddling.

Back to what I said about diabetes.  You post, with pride, medical advice you gave that could have potentially KILLED a person.

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Never accept a diagnosis you can't verify for yourself - I just took a person who was told they were terminal and diabetic off ALL diabetic meds and told them to eat like everybody else. His blood sugar is better than mine now. (I eat like crap - sad but true - I make up for it in the good stuff I do eat.)

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You claim to be a Senior Health Official of the Sons of Mercy. That sounded like absolute bullshit, not that I was surprised, so I did some digging.  You know who else has an eerily similar title ("senior health officer at monastery of the rose chapel") and lives in the same tiny twelve-hundred person town of Yellville, AR on an Oak Mountain?  A certain Dr. Karl Buchanan who, eerily, posts under the same handle as you.  Even has the same hobbies as you: Practical MycoNutrition. (click to see how common the term is. Hint: it isn't)

By the way, the address of the "rose chapel" has the same address as an adult sex shop.

Now let's compare the citations from the article about the dangers of cancer salves:

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References

McDaniel S. Goldman GD. Consequences of using escharotic agents as primary treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancer. Archives of Dermatology 138:1593-1596, 2002.
Import Alert #66-41: "Unapproved new drugs promoted in the U.S." Revised April 6, 2006.
Lake Charles man sentenced for selling and shipping unapproved new drugs. USDOJ news release, Aug 24, 2004.
Cassens BJ. Warning letter to Two Feathers, Inc., and Robert Roy. April 13, 2005.
In the matter of Lois March, M.D. Before the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Filed July 26, 2005.
Breen CM. Warning Letter to Greta Armstrong. April 6, 2006.
Complaint for permanent injunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
Consent decree of permanent ijunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
Cassens B. Warning letter to Best on Earth Products, May 20, 2008.
Agreement containing consent order. In the matter of Holly A. Bacon, doing business as Cleansing Time Pro. FTC file # 082-3119, announced Sept 18, 2008.
Weil A. Spontaneous Healing. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995, pp 48-51.
Weil A. Bloodroot for skin cancer? Dr. Weil.com, Jan 9, 2006.
Hurley D. Natural Causes: Death, Lies, and Politics in America's Vitamin and Herbal Supplement Industry. New York: Broadway Books, 2006.
Complaint. Florida Department of Health vs. Jerome W. Craft, M.D. DOH case number 2005-03020, filed May 2, 2006.
About Mohs micrographic surgery. American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology Web site, accessed December 12, 2006.

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Wow! Citations to academic and factual information that anyone with access to a college library and journal databases can look up for free!

Let's see what kind of citations the Senior Health Official of The Sons of Mercy/Rose Chapel/Lover's Toy Box references when he "publishes" (posting ramblings on the internet) his material for the public:

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Sources:
The Holy Bible – King James version
Dr. Richard C. Webb/Rose Chapel College -
Botany and Horticulture
Rabbi Ariel Pedersen –
Mycomedicine / Jewish tradition and history
Page 49 #04 TEO May 2003 Copyrighted Material

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Here is the opinion of the medical establishment have about people like you:

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The Bottom Line

Skin cancers should be medically diagnosed and treated. Those located in readily visible areas (eyes, nose, lips, or scalp) should be treated with Mohs surgery. The types of products described in this article are extremely dangerous. Their sellers deserve to be imprisoned.

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The conclusion I draw:  You are a quack disseminating harmful information online, on this forum, and in real life. You are a nut living in solitude on a mountain in a hick town, who thinks because they cultivate mushrooms with questionable (especially with your practice) medicinal properties that they are a doctor.  Lay off the shrooms and get help before you hurt yourself or someone else.

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consonants said:
You personally disgust me on a very fundamental level.
You are a quack.  Plain and simple. Not only that but you are profitting of the SERIOUSLY ill, like diabetics and cancer patients.  Absolutely disgusting.
You sell fucking cancer salve for god's sake.  And one of it's wonderful ingredients is thought to cause tumors similar to those in tobacco users. And it's one of the 187 shams the FDA dubbed "Fake Cancer "Cures" Consumers Should Avoid".

You may think its helping, but it has very, very real consequences (photos not for the squeemish).
They especially disapprove two of the three ingredients you use in your snake oil:

Quote:

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Some currently marketed escharotics contain bloodroot (Sanguinaria candensis), zinc chloride, or both.

---

I want you to click that link and see the results of the bullshit you're peddling.

Back to what I said about diabetes.  You post, with pride, medical advice you gave that could have potentially KILLED a person.

Quote:

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Never accept a diagnosis you can't verify for yourself - I just took a person who was told they were terminal and diabetic off ALL diabetic meds and told them to eat like everybody else. His blood sugar is better than mine now. (I eat like crap - sad but true - I make up for it in the good stuff I do eat.)

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You claim to be a Senior Health Official of the Sons of Mercy. That sounded like absolute bullshit, not that I was surprised, so I did some digging.  You know who else has an eerily similar title ("senior health officer at monastery of the rose chapel") and lives in the same tiny twelve-hundred person town of Yellville, AR on an Oak Mountain?  A certain Dr. Karl Buchanan who, eerily, posts under the same handle as you.  Even has the same hobbies as you: Practical MycoNutrition. (click to see how common the term is. Hint: it isn't)

By the way, the address of the "rose chapel" has the same address as an adult sex shop.

Now let's compare the citations from the article about the dangers of cancer salves:

Quote:

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References

McDaniel S. Goldman GD. Consequences of using escharotic agents as primary treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancer. Archives of Dermatology 138:1593-1596, 2002.
Import Alert #66-41: "Unapproved new drugs promoted in the U.S." Revised April 6, 2006.
Lake Charles man sentenced for selling and shipping unapproved new drugs. USDOJ news release, Aug 24, 2004.
Cassens BJ. Warning letter to Two Feathers, Inc., and Robert Roy. April 13, 2005.
In the matter of Lois March, M.D. Before the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Filed July 26, 2005.
Breen CM. Warning Letter to Greta Armstrong. April 6, 2006.
Complaint for permanent injunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
Consent decree of permanent ijunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
Cassens B. Warning letter to Best on Earth Products, May 20, 2008.
Agreement containing consent order. In the matter of Holly A. Bacon, doing business as Cleansing Time Pro. FTC file # 082-3119, announced Sept 18, 2008.
Weil A. Spontaneous Healing. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995, pp 48-51.
Weil A. Bloodroot for skin cancer? Dr. Weil.com, Jan 9, 2006.
Hurley D. Natural Causes: Death, Lies, and Politics in America's Vitamin and Herbal Supplement Industry. New York: Broadway Books, 2006.
Complaint. Florida Department of Health vs. Jerome W. Craft, M.D. DOH case number 2005-03020, filed May 2, 2006.
About Mohs micrographic surgery. American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology Web site, accessed December 12, 2006.

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Wow! Citations to academic and factual information that anyone with access to a college library and journal databases can look up for free!

Let's see what kind of citations the Senior Health Official of The Sons of Mercy/Rose Chapel/Lover's Toy Box references when he "publishes" (posting ramblings on the internet) his material for the public:

Quote:

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Sources:
The Holy Bible – King James version
Dr. Richard C. Webb/Rose Chapel College -
Botany and Horticulture
Rabbi Ariel Pedersen –
Mycomedicine / Jewish tradition and history
Page 49 #04 TEO May 2003 Copyrighted Material

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Here is the opinion of the medical establishment have about people like you:

Quote:

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The Bottom Line

Skin cancers should be medically diagnosed and treated. Those located in readily visible areas (eyes, nose, lips, or scalp) should be treated with Mohs surgery. The types of products described in this article are extremely dangerous. Their sellers deserve to be imprisoned.

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The conclusion I draw:  You are a quack disseminating harmful information online, on this forum, and in real life. You are a nut living in solitude on a mountain in a hick town, who thinks because they cultivate mushrooms with questionable (especially with your practice) medicinal properties that they are a doctor.  Lay off the shrooms and get help before you hurt yourself or someone else.

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Holy lord, not only has "Dr." Karl Buchanan received his unaccredited (and probably illegal)  Medical Doctorate from his own organization (which include Ozark Herbs, Oak Mountain Herbs, ACES, Rose Chapel College, American Congregation Of Essenic Scholars, The Sons of Eternal Mercies,  and whatever the new organization of the week is), he is an absolute headcase.
Stop claiming to be a doctor, stop giving medical advice, and stay on your commune where you can only harm yourself.

Further reading for the curious:
http://www.charityblossom.org/nonprofit/american-congregation-of-essenic-scholars-yellville-ar-72687-karl-buchanan-431820947/ - in charge of animals, and is playing mad veterinarian with them (more, choice quote:"DO NOT Give to Rabbits or Sheep" lest they turn into gremlins and apparently he's approved it for use in bears)
http://www.mushroomsfmrc.com/gpage13.html - another degree mill which one of his news letters is distributed
http://healthfreedoms.org/2009/12/17/doctors-giving-cancer-patients-vitamin-d/ - treating cancer patients (ctrl f for dr. karl buchanan)

Further reading for curenado:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_provider#Practicing_without_a_license
http://www.ctel.org/raw-states/Arkansas_Raw_Statute.pdf

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The “practice of medicine or osteopathy” means:
(1) To diagnose, treat, correct, advise or prescribe for any human disease,
ailment, injury, infirmity, deformity, pain or other condition, physical or mental,
real or imaginary, by any means or instrumentality; 
(2) To maintain an office or place of business for  the purpose of doing acts
described in subdivision (1), whether for compensation or not; 
(3) To use, in the conduct of any occupation or profession pertaining to the
diagnosis or treatment of human disease or conditions, the designation “doctor,”
“doctor of medicine,” “doctor of osteopathy,” “physician,” “surgeon,”
“physician and surgeon,” “Dr.,” “M.D.” or any combination thereof unless such
a designation additionally contains the description of another branch of the
healing arts for which a person has a license

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owls said:
where are you getting the idea that there are two seperate Dr. Karl Buchanans?

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consonants said:
You claim to be a Senior Health Official of the Sons of Mercy. That sounded like absolute bullshit, not that I was surprised, so I did some digging.  You know who else has an eerily similar title ("senior health officer at monastery of the rose chapel") and lives in the same tiny twelve-hundred person town of Yellville, AR on an Oak Mountain?  A certain Dr. Karl Buchanan who, eerily, posts under the same handle as you.  Even has the same hobbies as you: Practical MycoNutrition. (click to see how common the term is. Hint: it isn't)

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