I have had my own frustrations with traditional medicine, so I understand where you're coming from. And I have effectively used "alternative" medicine, like sku

I have had my own frustrations with traditional medicine, so I understand where you're coming from. And I have effectively used "alternative" medicine, like skullcap for anxiety, which has actually shown to be effective in studies. The problem is when people advocate treatments that are completely unproven, when a more effective treatment is available and hasn't been explored (I realize that he'd already tried chemo, but he was in remission from it previously, so it was definitely effective). That's what happened here - he had a 50% survival rate, which became 0% because of misinformation people shared with him online.