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American Anti-Cancer Institute (AACI) is a tax-exempt organization founded in 2008 by Robert G. Wright^[1], purportedly to educate people about the "real truth about cancer". Wright is also the author of the 2011 book entitled making a killing from people with cancer "Killing Cancer - Not People".^[2]

The American Anti-Cancer Institute has a similar format to Cancer Control Society^[3] and Cancer Tutor^[4]: “cancer whisperer”^[5] Mr Wright informs people about alternative cancer treatments, free of charge, however he receives five-figure tax-free donations from the quacks he refers his clients to.^[6][7]

The AACI advisory-board includes arch-quack Dr Leonard Coldwell^[8] and chiropractor Dr. Veronique Desaulniers,^[9][10], and did include cancer-counselor Bill Henderson^[11] who has since died of cancer.^[12]

External links[edit]

• The American Anti-Cancer Institute website.
• Video of AACI's mustachioed Mr Wright being wrong about the so-called alkaline diet,
  (Try to find Mr Wright's "alkaline fruits" on this list, i.e. those with a pH of above 7).
• AACI did trademark "PrimaNeuvera": their own-brand "botanical" treatment for people with cancer.
• Video of Mr Wright claiming "Prima Neuvera" has caused "thousands" of cancer sufferers to have "permanent remission".
• A Google-search for the name of doctor who is the vice-president of the AACI only yields one result.
• Video of Mr Wright recommending Protandim, which the FDA describes as an "unproven and potentially unsafe product".
• The American Anti-Cancer Institute promote the infamous Dr Stanisław Burzynski, (whose clinic is in Texas).
• The AACI describes the Mexican "Hope4Cancer" clinic as "one of the best".
• A record of the past income of the American Anti-Cancer Institute.
• Chris "beat-cancer" Wark says he supports the American Anti-Cancer Institute, (in a YouTube which has had >500K views).
• Natural News reports AACI had agreed to participate in what turned out to be a fraudulent fundraiser.

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