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Hair analysis and bioresonance food sensitivity tests are simply junk science
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23rd May 2025
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From the archives: Nothing but a Dirty Film? Polywater – the cold fusion of the 1960s
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From the archives in 1990, Bill Penny looks at the history of the pseudoscientific cold fusion, free energy movement
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From the archive: Many Happy Returns – Are past-life regressions evidence for reincarnation?
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From the archives: A hole in the head – Creationists and APEmen in Lowestoft
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13th September 1990
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From the archive: Return To Silpho Moor – the Scarborough sky crash of 1957
Roger Ford
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1st July 1990
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