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As someone who lives in the area where she "practices", she's been appealing to quackery long before covid.Good. It sounds like she mentally ill. And shouldn't be in the medical field.
She's one of the people who's been speaking out against "mainstream medicine", and promoting quack cures for all kinds of stuff for decades (while simultaneously user her MD for additional "credibility")...which I always thought was an odd approach.
"XYZs are Crooks, take it from me, I'm an XYZ" always seemed like an odd flex to me lol.
If she should get punished for anything, it shouldn't be for her stances on the covid vaccines (it's likely that she didn't convince that many people not to take it who weren't already anti-vaxx in the first place...it's the other way around, she was simply the person who showed up in the google search for "MD cautions against covid vaccines" when anti-vaxxers were looking to pad their arguments), she should be punished for the way she exploits the grief and fear of cancer patients by giving them false hope and talking them out of more effective treatments.
I've shared this on CF before, but when my dad was battling cancer, Tenpenny is the one who talked him out of the real treatments that could've saved his life back when he was stage 2, and instead, sold him a bunch of nonsense supplements and told him to stay away from the actual treatments. And by the time he came to his senses, it was too late and he was stage 4.
Cleveland doctor who claimed Covid vaccine caused magnetism under medical board investigation
Cleveland doctor who claimed Covid vaccine caused magnetism under medical board investigation I, for one, was happy to see that she's getting put on the hot seat. I've divulged some of this 'to the class' before, but prior to covid, when my dad was battling cancer, this is the "doctor" that...

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