Really – the “truth” about Null on his own website? You think he is an objective source of information about himself.

Null has make a lucrative career out of selling supplements and services. He is not doing this for free. Don’t confuse marketing for truth.

Here is a good resource: http://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/null.html

Of note, it gives an update on the lawsuit:

“During the next few days, Null’s Web sites posted at least three reactions to publicity about the suit. One said that he was “completely and totally healthy and everything is fine.” Another said that “none of the retail product reached the market” and he had “returned to complete health.” But after a Los Angeles Times blog noted that these statements contradicted what the lawsuit said, Null replaced them with one that said he was “feeling substantially better.” Two weeks later, he filed an amended complaint that omitted all of the allegations related to his own alleged illness and claimed only that his company had suffered damage to its reputation [18]. That same day, Null, his company, and the suppliers were sued by a man who got sick after using the product [19]. It should be interesting to see what the legal proceedings uncover.”

I invite you to do your OWN due dilegence.

“doctor” – cure thyself!

“Null would later be told that if he had not flown back to New York and seen his doctor, then he could have died within a short period of time,” the suit says.”

When push comes to shove, many woos will go running to a real doctor…