Halo Photonic System - Possible Ca fighting tool?

[AlanLawrenson]

I became aware of the Halo Photonic system over the past few days. I note that it is in use at a number of integrative cancer treatment centres including one in Spain. Sonophotodynamic therapy is a commonly used method that has achieved good results in integrative medicine. This is completely different. It uses a torch like device that shines UV light through a series of vials. These vials are aqueous extracts of a range of anti - cancer fighting natural agents. The "torch" delivers the photonic output sub-lingually, i.e. to the mouth, tongue, and throat.

There are various videos on YouTube.

I would be interested in ang feedback - positive or negative.

[DS_WAVL]

Absolute rubbish. Yet another thieving quack selling false hope to the desperate. With so many proven therapies for a highly treatable disease, there is no good reason to look elsewhere. See a real doctor. Good luck!

[bigbassman]

After looking at the main site and several YouTube videos about the HALO system, my impression is that it has many of the usual indications of quackery, most notably, the long cure-all list of serious illnesses it claims to cure. The device appears to be a UV flashlight. As one with a background in electronics and physics, I find the "science" behind the device unfounded and just new age snake oil. The personal model costs $5000 US, and the "professional" model is $20,000. I always check reviews, Better Business Bureau reports etc for evidence of fraud, frequent name-changes, litigation etc. It's disgusting that so many unscrupulous and amoral people exploit the fact that so many desperately ill patients will ignore their own BS detectors in search of a cure. I've been tempted, myself.

Check the link below.

ripoffreport.com/reports/pa...