Complaint Counsel's Post Trial Brief - Federal Trade Commission
Complaint Counsel's Post Trial Brief - Federal Trade Commission
Complaint Counsel's Post Trial Brief - Federal Trade Commission
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442. There are no indications in Duke's IE that Feverew has been evaluated in clinical trals<br />
for its effcacy in treating cancer. (R18 (Duke, Dep. at 157); Duke, Tr. 533-34).<br />
James K. Dews<br />
443. Dews is not familiar with the product GDU. In fact, he does not have a clue what GDU<br />
is. (R19 (Dews, Dep. at 55)).<br />
444. The active chemical in tuerc is curcumin, and curcumn is ''very good at reducing<br />
inflamation." (R19 (Dews, Dep. at 65)).<br />
445. One canot say that reducing inflamation is a cure for any paricular disease. (R 19<br />
(Dews, Dep. at 66)).<br />
Sallv B. LaMont. N.D.<br />
446. LaMont does not know whether the product GDU elimates tuors. (R22 (LaMont,<br />
Dep. at 92)).<br />
447. LaMont does not know whether GDU is effective in curg cancer. (R22 (LaMont, Dep.<br />
at 43); LaMont, Tr. 581-82).<br />
448. LaMont does not know whether GDU is effective in the treatment of cancer. (R22<br />
(LaMont, Dep. at 92); LaMont, Tr. 581).<br />
449. LaMont is not aware of any clincal studies ofGDU. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 42-43)).<br />
450. LaMont agrees that it would be fai to stay that it's impossible today to state the degree to<br />
which GDU is effective in the treatment or cure of cancer. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 45<br />
46)).<br />
451. LaMont does not know whether GDU on its own at its dose would elimate tuors.<br />
(R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 74-75)).<br />
452. LaMont recommends curcumn to inbit inflamation. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 27)).<br />
453. LaMont recommends that her patients use tuerc in their diet and have them<br />
supplement it in a dose of around 300 miligrams a day. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 27)).<br />
454. LaMont's understanding is that 300 millgrams of tueric per day has been commonly<br />
found to be effective at reducing inflamation. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 28)).<br />
455. LaMont thnks that takg tueric in high doses can inhbit clot formation. (R22<br />
(LaMont, Dep. at 30-31)).<br />
456. One clinical study that LaMont can mention came out last month and involved the use of<br />
tuerc or curcumn in patients with pancreatic cancer. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 38-39)).<br />
457. According to LaMont, the 2008 study involving patients with pancreatic cancer used<br />
eight grams of a curcumoid a day. (R22 (LaMont, Dep. at 38-39)).<br />
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