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FredricRice asked this question on 5/8/2000:

I've run into some books that Scientology sells. One of them has me wondering if they're selling quack medicine claims. There's this book called "Alergy or asthma rundown auditor course," registration Number tx-3-160-859.

Does anybody know if this text contains quack medicine or practicing medicine without a license? Or is this all a non-medical proceedure?

Thanks.

lrfarny gave this response on 5/9/2000:

Scientology auditing addresses purely spiritual matters. It does not involve the practice of medicine in any way.

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Well, the information I've received from other experts in the form of court documents and numerous indictments for practicing medicine without a license tends to indicate you're lying again.

Indeed, I was given a text fragment which covers the FDA requirement that warning labels be affixed to every "e-meter" warning people who use them that the device is not to be used as Scientology markets them to be used.

Lying to strangers is very rude and disrespectful.

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