Of interest to people who are willing to examine claims of treatment modalities outside of the mainstream medicine, without labeling them as quackery: An Itali

Of interest to people who are willing to examine claims of treatment modalities outside of the mainstream medicine, without labeling them as quackery: An Italian oncologist by name Tullio Simoncini believes that cancer is primarily caused by a fungus and he uses baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) as the primary treatment. He claims that he's been successfully treating patients for decades. I'm willing to give him the benefit of doubt, and I'd would welcome any information from someone who has investigated his treatment, or has direct experience either as a patient or personally know a patient. His website: http://www.simoncinicancertherapy.com/en/index.html http://www.simoncinicancertherapy.com/en/index.html To the causal skeptic who will feel the urge to respond to my post : It's ok to be skeptical(Infact it's the wise thing to do, initially), but flippant skepticism is another matter altogether. Flippant skepticism a dead end, even if it's very gratifying. I'm also aware that there are unverified rumors that Simoncini's license was suspended. Personally to me, it does not matter if his license was indeed suspended.