Xuewu Liu injects cancer patients with chlorine dioxide, a toxic bleach solution, charging $20,000 for the treatment. Despite no medical credentials, he is working with a former pharmaceutical executive to bring his unproven therapy to the US. One patient reports increased tumor growth after treatment, indicating potential harm. Supporters believe Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment as health secretary may facilitate approval of the treatment, which aligns with a movement toward alternative medicines and patient autonomy. The FDA's recent actions have inadvertently encouraged proponents of such controversial treatments.
Xuewu Liu, a Chinese inventor with no medical training, is charging cancer patients $20,000 for an AI-driven, unproven treatment involving toxic bleach injections.
A patient claims her tumor has grown faster after treatment, suspecting the procedure caused her cancer to spread, a claim Liu disputes.
Liu plans to bring his untested treatment to the US, believing that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment will facilitate the approval process.
Kennedy's health movement is embracing alternative medicines, advocating for patient freedom to choose unproven treatments despite regulatory risks.
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