Hidden camera investigation exposes man selling unproven alternative treatments (Marketplace)

WARNING: This video contains distressing footage from 0:32 to 1:12, 1:44 to 2:00, and 10:47 to 11:06.

Darrell Wolfe, a self-described health practitioner who calls himself the Doc of Detox, is selling unproven and harmful alternative treatments in Mexico for everything from chronic pain to cancer, an undercover CBC Marketplace investigation found. These procedures and devices are not only costly and ineffective, but can often cause physical suffering.

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