Lesson 3: Quackery

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Quackery

Is the promotion of a false or unproven method for profit.

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Gullible

They tend to easily believe something printed or broadcasted without verifying the truthfulness of the particular service.

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Desperate

They are facing an incurable health condition, leaving this their last option.

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Isolated

They become attracted to unconventional methods because they distrust medical science.

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Belief in the supernatural

They tend to believe in the promising influence of mystical power.

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Overconfident

They firmly believe that they are more knowledgeable and skilled than scientific researchers or experts.

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Quacks

Use of print or nonprint media promos in the form of advertisements, well-designed home mailings, and emails.

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Medical

“Alternative” practitioners engage in practices that are not science-based and have no proven value

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Nutrition

Multilevel companies market a wide variety of health-related products, almost all of which are either inappropriate or overpriced.

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Devices

Many people believe that health is purchasable. Thus, many worthless devices are claimed to synchronize brain waves, improve eyesight, relieve stress, relieve pain, remove unwanted deposits or heal diseases.