Sask. NDP and ALS society calling on province to investigate Moose Jaw health centre
Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP and the province's ALS society are calling on Minister of Health Jeremy Cockrill to launch an investigation into the Dr. Goodenowe Restorative Health Center in Moose Jaw.Ā Last week, the CBC reported that Dr. Dayan Goodenowe, who runs the centre, tells patients with ALS that his supplements can stop and reverse the progress of the disease. On his YouTube account, he says, "stopping the progression of ALS actually isn't that hard."He backs up his claim by pointing to some patients who say they feel better on his supplements. He also told CBC he's working on studies to verify their effectiveness.Goodenowe charges ALS clients $75,000 US for his three-month live-in treatment program.Dayan Goodenowe says on his supplement program, ALS symptoms will stop progressing ...
