Back in April (yes, I'm behind on my reading), Orac wrote an excellent post titled The Orange Man; it's a great example of why "alternative medicine that is ineffective is not harmless."
If you're at all interested in an alternative treatment for just about any possibly lethal condition, read this post first.
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