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Biotech / Medical : GUMM - Eliminate the Common Cold

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To: DanZ who wrote (1944)12/23/1999 6:01:00 PM
From: Bill Wexler  Read Replies (1) of 5582
 
GUMM is a stock fraud of the first order.

GUMM fraudulently promotes a homeopathic medication as an effective treatment for the common cold. Homeopathy is quackery- a medical fraud. Homeopathic medications do not work and constitute an enormous fraud upon the American public. They could relabel Zicam as an effective treatment for AIDS or cancer - it doesn't matter - because it simply does not work.

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A small study conducted by "doctors" with a financial interest in GUMM stock (i.e. the Gel-tech charlatans) is not equivalent to doing a legitimate study. That's why real medications from reputable firms have to go through the FDA approval process - a process which is very difficult.

Furthermore, GUMM's little hype job about publishing their phony claims in a reputable medical journal - and then getting laughed out the door - should raise a lot of red flags.

GUMM management fraudulently and criminally promotes Zicam for the sole purpose of artificially inflating the stock price so insiders can cash out at the expense of their small investor victims. GUMM hasn't earned a penny for its shareholders through its cruddy business.

If you take issue with the above statement, I invite you yet again to fax it to GUMM corporate counsel and urge them to take legal action against me.
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