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Happy New Year! Last year review, and what’s coming this year/ ACCME/Cali. Vaccine /Homeopathy/Supplements/Antitrust/Obamacare

Happy New Year! Last year review, and what’s coming this year/ ACCME/Cali. Vaccine /Homeopathy/Supplements/Antitrust/Obamacare

As we start the New Year, let’s look back and forward: CAM’s ACCME problem The biggest challenge facing the CAM community in the coming years is that CAM organizations are under direct attack by ACCME, the main CME accrediting agency. In the last year or two, the ACCME have initiated a process to revoke several CAM organization’s CME credit provider status. See my post: http://rickjaffeesq.com/2017/04/04/bad-day-cam-patients-first-cam-group-caves-accmes-extortionre-education/ If ACCME succeeds, the result would be devastating to these groups because they are financially…

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Update on the Green Pharmaceuticals Homeopathy Case/You Do What You Can

Update on the Green Pharmaceuticals Homeopathy Case/You Do What You Can

To recap and expand on my prior post on the case: (http://rickjaffeesq.com/2017/11/05/big-trouble-ahead-companies-selling-homeopathic-remedies-california-revised/) Green Pharmaceuticals which makes SnoreStop was sued by a bottom feeding (IMO) plaintiffs class action law firm for false advertising and unfair business practices in California. The theory of the case was that homeopathy is unscientific nonsense and none of the product’s ingredients have any possible effect on snoring. What made the case harder for the plaintiffs’ lawyers was that unlike most homeopathic products, the claims supporting SnoreStop…

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Big trouble ahead for companies selling homeopathic remedies in California (revised)

Big trouble ahead for companies selling homeopathic remedies in California (revised)

Last month, the California Court of Appeals came out with a decision which should scare the bejesus out of companies selling homeopathic remedies in California. The case is Rosendez vs. Green Pharmaceuticals. Here is the decision: https://www.leagle.com/decision/incaco20171004089 First horrible thing: It was a class action You want to get a company’s attention: file a class action. It’s more time consuming and expensive for plaintiff’s counsel to obtain “class certification” as opposed to filing a case for just one or two…

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