<unk>  is an ineffective cancer treatment devised by Emanuel<unk>  (1896–1997).<unk> 's early work on experimental chemical-based treatments for cancer between 1920–1941 attracted a degree of support. However his work increasingly found disfavor with the scientific and medical communities and his license was revoked in 1993.<unk>  is based on the idea that all illness is caused by an "imbalance" of metabolism. The treatment is to give a mixture of chemical substances (usually including lipid alcohol and various metals) by mouth or injection. A Clinical Appraisal Group was organized in January 1963 to evaluate<unk> 's cancer treatment. The group concluded that the treatment has no value. The American Cancer Society notes that<unk> " is different from modern conventional chemotherapy, and states: "Available scientific evidence does not support claims that<unk>  is effective in treating cancer or any other disease. It may also cause potentially serious side effects."
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Selective internal radiation therapy
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