A British man who claims that diluted bleach can treat autism has been dropped from a conference in Waterford next month.
The Open Minds Ireland Conference includes speakers on topics including “natural health,” “exposing corruption” and “life mysteries”.
Clive de Carle, who describes himself as a specialist in health mastery, was dropped for speaking of the potential benefits of miracle mineral solution (MMS), a type of diluted bleach produced by mixing two chemicals. There is no scientific evidence that it works and it can be actively harmful.
Source: Clive de Carle: speaker dropped from conference over ‘autism cure’ claims | Ireland | The Times
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