George Noory Sucks! - The Definitive Compendium

[Uncle Duke]

This borderline criminal told the audience of millions that sinus node ablation doesn't work to cure A-Fib "because it isn't a heart problem." It takes approximately 5 minutes to refute that with internet research of the most elementary kind. Then he says cholesterol is good and tells all the phone-ins to eat 8-10 eggs a day. He should be locked up.

Both my wife and daughter are cardiac intensive care nurses.  Sometime back I played them a couple segments of Christian Wilde on C2C, and both, independently, were stunned he was not prosecuted for practicing medicine without a licence. 

[albrecht]

Both my wife and daughter are cardiac intensive care nurses.  Sometime back I played them a couple segments of Christian Wilde on C2C, and both, independently, were stunned he was not prosecuted for practicing medicine without a licence.

Interestingly the history, and popularity, of radio has lots to do with charlatans. Most infamously Brinkley.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_R._Brinkley
I think these modern guys get around rules by not claiming to be real doctors, so can't be sanctioned by medical boards, and saying caveats "I'm not a doctor" or "follow your doctor's advice but..." and this odd phenomena/protection of "supplements not being FDA approved for any condition but...." etc.

[ItsOver]

whats with that hair

Jorch's son, from an illicit affair with a local house painter.



       

[WOTR]

I was looking for some audio amusement this morning about 2:30.  I stumbled across Noory.  He had some fucking asshat giving medical advice.  According to this retard, atrial fibrillation (pronounced "fib-you-lation by Noory) is not a heart issue but a back issue.  The solution? Buy some "special sauce" from his website.

Atrial fibrillation is just what the name describes.  A person with AFIB has a greatly increased chance of stroke and needs to be under the care of a cardiologist.  And these two fucking con artists are telling people cardiologists are useless and to buy some special sauce.  Where's the FDA?  Noory and his idiot friendl should be locked up somewhere or better yet, covered with special sauce and thrown into a pen full of starving hyenas.

Thanks for documenting this, Who.  I just kept hearing the "good doctor" state that while he would like to see the medical file, he would recommend his "secret sauce" to be taken and that should clear up everything from Acne to impending death.

I don't know how you can not wish Noory and friend (in this case the "doctor") to be thrown to starving hyenas when they have no problem prescribing death and disability to their valued listeners...  I have said before that people are at least partially to blame for following advice from Dr. Dave, but I also know that there are a lot of dumb people out there and they know radio gives them a degree of trust (or else "Dr. W" would not pay for the air time.)  How Dave profits from causing harm to those dumb enough to trust him and then can have a book written in his name about being a "worker in the light" is beyond me.

[CornyCrow]

I have serious broken heart disease with Afib and almost died last year. Had the open heart scam with new veins grafted on. My cardiologist later installed stents and wanted me back on coumadin/warfarin after I got off it and went on pradaxa. That coumadin/warfarin is rat poison, so I had to get off it because you can't eat any green foods or else the lab test inr goes ape shit and they start fussing and raising the dosage with blood test every few days.

So I went on pradaxa with no problem even though you see all those ambulance chasing law firms suing pradaxa for some shit or other. I had no problems. So I go in the hospital and my cardiologist says. he just wants to look at my heart with a heart cath. Damn it, I woke up with 5 extra stents installed. Then he say's I need some more.

Now about my Afib, the cardio guy has me in for several rounds of Cardioversion for the Afib to shock the heart back in to normal rhythm. They stop the heart and shock the hell out of it to jump start the damn thing and supposedly it stops the Afib. My heart now beats at 40 bpm and is relatively steady.

Then the cardiologist tried to get me back on statins for high cholesterol. I ask the guy, what is it at now and he say's 116, I go what's normal and looks at me blinking several times and say's 60. I go nope, not happenin, my cholesterol is just fine.

So you see, ones life can be ended by a doctor as well as a natural cure guy. I now know the heart surgery was something I should have thought about since it pretty much has me not able to do much.

Medical screw ups are the third leading cause of death in the US.  Heart, cancer, and the medical profession. 

If people are not very careful, with alternative treatments, AND with the choice of doctor, hospital and knowledge of meds, they can have a quick death. 

My mom died because of her lousy doctor.  The older you get, the less your life is worth, so older retired people very seldom sue for malpractice.  That means a person must be very careful in choosing his doctor and his hospital. 

I go for a good teaching hospital and then look at the doctors that are affiliated.  Mom looked for the doctors that were easiest to drive to.

[CornyCrow]

Interestingly the history, and popularity, of radio has lots to do with charlatans. Most infamously Brinkley.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_R._Brinkley
I think these modern guys get around rules by not claiming to be real doctors, so can't be sanctioned by medical boards, and saying caveats "I'm not a doctor" or "follow your doctor's advice but..." and this odd phenomena/protection of "supplements not being FDA approved for any condition but...." etc.

I thought I heard, really - REALLY - quickly, that Noory's guest was a veterinarian.

[WOTR]

I thought I heard, really - REALLY - quickly, that Noory's guest was a veterinarian.

Great... Thanks for that.  Now my faith in the human race has slipped even further...

From his own site- "Dr. Joel Wallach, a veterinary pathologist for 30 years has formulated vitamin and mineral supplements for all animals and more specifically for dogs, cats and birds." (And later realized that gullible people will pay more money than a rancher for the same supplements.)

And after reading a little on the "good doctor", I now feel comfortable wishing for a piano to fall from the cargo hold of a 747 and land on his head.  Oh, and the host who promotes him can suffer the same fate...

"In the early 1980's, Wallach practiced as a "Manner Metabolic Physician''[10] a term given to those who treat cancer patients by administering 'laetrile', also known as vitamin b17; a cyanide containing substance which is derived from apricot pits, clinically proven to be ineffective against cancer..."

"Several years later, Wallach worked at Tijuana's infamous 'Hospital Santa Monica' (the 'alternative medicine' clinic which recently gained notoriety when Coretta Scott King died there)..."

Two years later it was reported that Wallach was involved in selling vitamins and hydrogen peroxide in an MLM scheme. In 1995, a relative of one of Wallach's patients reported their concerns to the National Council Against Health Fraud (NCAHF) when the patient died in Wallach's care where he was dispensing chelation therapy (a treatment used to treat heavy metal intoxication) for heart disease; a notorious misuse of the treatment. The relative expressed concern that Wallach had convinced the patient not to be treated by his regular physician; thus he did not seek proper medical help and died.

Great choice of guests, Jorch.  Glad you gave him an hour (or two) to promote his junk, and I hope he kicked a few dollars into your pocket to compensate you and ease your feelings of guilt.

[ItsOver]

Medical screw ups are the third leading cause of death in the US.  Heart, cancer, and the medical profession. 

If people are not very careful, with alternative treatments, AND with the choice of doctor, hospital and knowledge of meds, they can have a quick death. 

My mom died because of her lousy doctor.  The older you get, the less your life is worth, so older retired people very seldom sue for malpractice.  That means a person must be very careful in choosing his doctor and his hospital. 

I go for a good teaching hospital and then look at the doctors that are affiliated.  Mom looked for the doctors that were easiest to drive to.

I'm just a little more than a half hour drive from a top medical center, which I go to.  I'm always amazed by folks I know who go to a doctor just because he's the closest.  The difference between a great doctor and a mediocre doctor is worth a few more minutes on the road.  What's worse than no doctor?  A bad doctor.

[anunnaki]

Go Here: http://www.quackwatch.com/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/DSH/colloidalminerals.html 
       
Colloidal Minerals: Unnecessary and Potentially Hazardous



Dec 11, 1998 - The most notorious colloidal mineral promoter is Joel D. Wallach, DVM, ND, who says that Americans desperately need his minerals. Wallach ...-Colloidal Mineral Supplements:
Unnecessary and Potentially Hazardous

James Pontolillo

This Snake Oil Fraud has been around a long time and exposed many times !

[From the High Desert...]

That guy was on a few weeks ago telling callers which piles of his supplements to take, Jorch must get a cut.

[From the High Desert...]

In-fucking-credible! Thank you, whoever made this.

[From the High Desert...]

Dave Shrader hosted last night with 2 boring guest. 1 had a british accent so british, I barely understood him. i did hear at the last hour the brit got mad at Dave for saying something about the brit guy being a skeptic kinda.

Then this other clown who claimed to be some kinda off the charts wizard tried to talk about his book and the squatch but barely could speak a full sentence before wondering off. this guy would have been a match to the shoe shine clown boy in the dummy department.

I switched it off while swearing

Terrible guests, pompus Brit guy who you couldn't hear, other guest was boring, lame host.."The number one overnight talk radio show..." thing he repeats...no shit, really? They should just give C2C to Knapp and let Lisa on for the lonely whackers on holidays and stuff.

[From the High Desert...]

For our convenience, C2C has scheduled two guests most of us wouldn't listen to if tied to a chair on the same night tonight:

Mon 03-21  Natural Healing / New Remote Viewing Cases -  Dr. Joel Wallach & Major Ed Dames

No need to even stop in.

It was kinda fun hearing Dr. Doom having to explain why the "killshot" hadn't happened yet, and that it wasn't ONE event, but it will. Soon! In the meantime, come to his lectures, tickets going fast! Hope he gets out of dodge before the big one(s) hit...guess there's still time for that. But, he does make good points about the head offices of gov, mil, and big companies moving to higher ground in Denver and such. I can't count out all he says. Even if his timing may not be precise, something is going on to force this mass exodus.

[Little Hater]

This borderline criminal told the audience of millions that sinus node ablation doesn't work to cure A-Fib "because it isn't a heart problem." It takes approximately 5 minutes to refute that with internet research of the most elementary kind. Then he says cholesterol is good and tells all the phone-ins to eat 8-10 eggs a day. He should be locked up.

He's also the fraud who claims he can 'cure' homosexuality with his magic minerals. I've heard him say it twice and Noory didn't bat an eye.

[akwilly]

He's also the fraud who claims he can 'cure' homosexuality with his magic minerals. I've heard him say it twice and Noory didn't bat an eye.

minerals can be scratchy. I don't know if that would work for Lesbos though

[ziznak]

He's also the fraud who claims he can 'cure' homosexuality with his magic minerals. I've heard him say it twice and Noory didn't bat an eye.

reminded me of another classshic nooryism...

"in the beat of an eye" 

[albrecht]

The good doctor vet seemed to forget his audience, or did he, when he suggested that people should stop eating gluten and went on a diatribe of all the things they should not eat- which included most cat food and dog food.
ps: it is clear that Norry (and maybe others at C2C) have a financial interest and some kind of arrangement with this "health" website and vet. There appears also be some MLM or something that you can join for $25 and then, apparently, run some expenses through it (not clear on the details but he mentioned your health insurance etc.) I know Norry has speculated in the past about providing a health insurance program for C2C listeners (separate from his "Foundation" that he promised years ago.)

[NoMoreNoory]

reminded me of another classshic nooryism...

"in the beat of an eye"

Which he then corrected to 'in the click of an eye'.

Discussing the Brussels bombings with Jerome Corsi (of course) last night, George managed to turn Salah Abdeslam into Abdul Shashaam. I hope tonight he'll have a go at Najim Laachraoui and Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui.

[Uncle Duke]

Which he then corrected to 'in the click of an eye'.

Discussing the Brussels bombings with Jerome Corsi (of course) last night, George managed to turn Salah Abdeslam into Abdul Shashaam. I hope tonight he'll have a go at Najim Laachraoui and Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui.

George told one of guests just last week that he spoke some Arabic, you'd think he'd better than most in pronouncing such names

[ItsOver]

That guy was on a few weeks ago telling callers which piles of his supplements to take, Jorch must get a cut.

It's part of the quackery subsidiary of Norcom enterprises, a spin-off of the Cafe Marrakesh.

[ItsOver]

Heeee's back...


Date:   Wednesday - March 23, 2016
Host:   George Noory
Guests:   David Paulides, Open Lines
David Paulides has worked in law enforcement in the San Francisco Bay Area - on everything from street crimes, SWAT, and vice, to a variety of assignments in the detective division. He has become an expert the disproportionate number of mysterious disappearances happening in our national parks and will discuss the most recent hair-raising cases and the patterns which appear with most of them. The last hour will feature Open Lines.

[analog kid]

Heeee's back...


Date:   Wednesday - March 23, 2016
Host:   George Noory
Guests:   David Paulides, Open Lines
David Paulides has worked in law enforcement in the San Francisco Bay Area - on everything from street crimes, SWAT, and vice, to a variety of assignments in the detective division. He has become an expert the disproportionate number of mysterious disappearances happening in our national parks and will discuss the most recent hair-raising cases and the patterns which appear with most of them. The last hour will feature Open Lines.

If it was Knapp, I might actually listen. Bummer.

[FightTheFuture]

Heeee's back...


Date:   Wednesday - March 23, 2016
Host:   George Noory
Guests:   David Paulides, Open Lines
David Paulides has worked in law enforcement in the San Francisco Bay Area - on everything from street crimes, SWAT, and vice, to a variety of assignments in the detective division. He has become an expert the disproportionate number of mysterious disappearances happening in our national parks and will discuss the most recent hair-raising cases and the patterns which appear with most of them. The last hour will feature Open Lines.

Dang. Well...I`ll flip a coin. I really like listening to Paulides, but Noory might just wipe out all that creepy goodness.

[chefist]

Was changing the station last night and caught Dave right before a commercial break...he said, "I wonder what was going through that butterfly's mind right before the very end."  I literally never listen to C2C...what are the odds that when I catch a 30 second snippet, I would here something completely idiotic? Well, seems like almost 100%!

[ItsOver]

Was changing the station last night and caught Dave right before a commercial break...he said, "I wonder what was going through that butterfly's mind right before the very end."  I literally never listen to C2C...what are the odds that when I catch a 30 second snippet, I would here something completely idiotic? Well, seems like almost 100%!

Ha!  Another Jorch classhic moment!  We can rest assured that whatever was going through that butterfly's mind was a LOT more than what goes through El Nooron's.

[ItsOver]

If it was Knapp, I might actually listen. Bummer.

Yeah, but who can resist Jorch with "those opeen lines."

[ziznak]

Was changing the station last night and caught Dave right before a commercial break...he said, "I wonder what was going through that butterfly's mind right before the very end."  I literally never listen to C2C...what are the odds that when I catch a 30 second snippet, I would here something completely idiotic? Well, seems like almost 100%!

hmmm seems about right!
so whats paulides been upto? he should be gettin to the really specific missing 411 stuff.

Missing 411: southwestern peruvian pizza delivery boys with foot fetishes... they are disappearing in droves... and nobody knows why!

[ItsOver]

hmmm seems about right!
so whats paulides been upto? he should be gettin to the really specific missing 411 stuff.

Missing 411: southwestern peruvian pizza delivery boys with foot fetishes... they are disappearing in droves... and nobody knows why!

Yes.  "Who knows?"

[chefist]

Yes.  "Who knows?"

he he....

[Robert1972]

Well been gone for awhile  does Dave still stink?  haven't listened in a while. Is he coming out with a new midnight snacks book?