If supplements are worthless why are you selling them?

It’s a bit like the arrival of a huge storm, those times when the Stupid accumulates so fast that it bursts its banks and floods the Plane of Reality with a seething brown foam of WTF. This happens, for example, when woo activists start sending out messages explaining how to vote many times in an online poll. And wondering why those in favour of reality are still ahead. Here’s a hint, darling: it’s at The Guardian. No need for conspiracy theories. Also, I’ve squirrelled your site away in my For Action folder, and you will be the subject of a future article, here or elsewhere.

So, what’s the recipe today, Jim? Well Raymondo, today we have Quackery in a Rich Sauce.

Leaving behind my mum’s favourite Radio 2 programme, we advance into the murky, dumb-infested waters of Big Business Woo. I haven’t been able to find out much about this company, except that is was created in 2009 and probably has yet to file any financial statements. Also it’s part of a somewhat opaque 3-company group.

It calls itself Immunition. Snappy name, huh? Redolent of “immunisation” and “ammunition”. Can anyone see where we’re going, before I get the big profanity guns out?

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Jack of all trades, master of one or two. Hedonist without a pause. Sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. Quacks filleted and roasted on demand, sauce not optional.