Chris Beat Cancer

	Against allopathy; Alternative medicine
	Clinically unproven
	Acupuncture; Tachyon energy; Sherri Tenpenny; Dynamiclear; Oscillococcinum; Noel Edmonds;
	Woo-meisters
	Bastyr University; EmoTrance; Morris Cerullo; National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health; Ben Carson; Allen West; v - t - e

Chris of "Chris Beat Cancer" recovering from cancer surgery.

Look out, Chris! Your mustache is melting!

Here Chris "beat cancer" Wark has "inspired" Debbi not to believe her surgeon.

"Gave me the strength to turn down chemo!".
Whether this is a genuine or fake review for Chris's book, it's horrific either way.

Chris Beat Cancer is a popular^[1] anti-chemotherapy^[2] website created by Chris Wark, who claims he cured his bowel cancer by adopting a "raw vegan diet".^[3]

The saga began in Chris's colon[edit]

By his own admission, Chris Wark had surgery to remove the cancer from his abdomen.^[4] According to Professor David Gorski MD PhD (a surgical oncologist who was not involved in Chris's case), that surgery alone (without chemotherapy) had a ~60% chance of curing Chris's stage-III bowel cancer, and that probability would have increased to ~75% had Chris also received adjuvant chemotherapy,^[5] which Chris refused.

So Chris's survival is not necessarily due to his unusual diet, and/or him worshiping a particular God.^{[note 1]}
Long-term large-population studies have been done to determine the impact of going veggie after a cancer diagnosis, e.g. WHEL.^[6]

Chris recommend$ many forms of "alternative" medi¢ine[edit]

The Chris Beat Cancer website promotes a panoply of quackery, for which Chris is paid commission.^[7] As an example of the measly income he receives from his website, Chris states he earns "8 cents" for posting a link to a product on Amazon.^[8] However, Chris's income from other links on his website is over 1000 times higher: a reader clicking on a link to Ty Bollinger's "TTAC" (The Truth About Cancer) products can earn Chris over $100.^[9]

Chris promotes other pusher$ of cancer quackery, such as Cancer Tutor,^[10] Cancer Control Society,^[11] Dr Veronique Desaulniers,^[12] American Anti-Cancer Institute,^[13] CancerCrackdown,^[14] "Best Answer For Cancer",^[15]^[16] CANCERactive,^[17] "Yes To Life",^[18] "HealingStrong™",^[19] Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby,^[20] Mike Adams,^[21]^[22] and Ty Bollinger.^[23]

Chris repeats the conspiracy theory that cures for cancer are being suppressed, e.g. amygdalin,^[24] found in apricot kernels, ("suppressed", despite the fact apricots are readily available^[25]).

Chris Beat Cancer publications: "Square One" video-series & eponymous book[edit]

"Cancer Mastermind"^[26] Chris has compiled his accumulated wisdom into an own-brand "healing cancer coaching program" called "Square One", which only costs ~~$297~~ $197.^[27]^[28]^[29]^[30]
For some who follow Chris's advice and eschew chemotherapy, it will cost them more than money.

Initially Chris offered a 100% refund to dissatisfied "Square One" customers, valid for 1 year;^[31] however, for some reason, he has reduced the refund period from 1 year to 6 months.^[32]

In Chris's coaching program he recommends: essiac tea, "Dr. Hulda Clark’s parasite cleanse formula", colloidal silver, "black-seed expert, Dr. Roby Mitchell",^[33] Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez's enzyme-therapy,^[34] "The Navarro Urine Test",^[35] Dr Richard Schulze's "herbal detoxification program",^[36] Gerson therapy,^[37] alkaline diet,^[38] and SirJason Winters anti-cancer tea. Chris also encourages his "Square One" members to try Poly-MVA and black salve.^[39]

On 25th September 2018 Chris Wark released a book entitled "Chris Beat Cancer: A Comprehensive Plan for Healing Naturally".^[40]^[41] Within ten days it had garnered over 200 five-star Amazon customer-reviews, but according to "fakespot.com" most of those reviews are bogus.^[42]^[43] NB: fakespot's AI would not recognize that reviews by delicensed doctors,^[44] naturopathic doctors,^[45] & "dear friends" of the author,^[46] are unreliable.

In December 2018 Pinterest deleted the ChrisBeatCancer account.^[47]

In June 2019 Chris Wark was featured in a Washington Post article,^[48] exposing cancer-quackery on Facebook & YouTube.

In July 2019, in the wake of an investigation by The Wall Street Journal, ^[49] the ChrisBeatCancer YouTube channel was demonetized.

Chris Beat Cancer is a Limited Liability Company, registered in Nevada,^[50] despite Chris being in Tennessee.^[51]
(Incorporating a company "out-of-state" in Nevada is an attempt at tax-avoidance and asset protection).

"Chris Beat Cancer" by AddictedToIgnorance[edit]

Chris lies about his testimonials — when people he interviews die of cancer, he deletes the evidence from his channel and website.^[52]

External links[edit]

The Chris Beat Cancer website
~~Shill for~~ Promote Chris's "Square One" cancer-coaching-program and get up to 50% commission.
The Facebook group for SquareOne is ... https://www.facebook.com/groups/squareonesupport/, (you'll have a hard-job getting in though).
Chris says his "integrative oncologist" was the late Dr Roy Page, who lost his medical-licence in 2008.
Chris demonstrates his scientific-competence by promoting Earthing here, and Solfeggio-frequencies here.
Chris Wark's top-secret briefing for those newly diagnosed with cancer: "Everything I've told you, just keep it to yourself".
On page 17 that top-secret briefing, Chris recommends a bogus blood-test called "the Greek test", a.k.a. "the RGCC test".
YouTube video of Chris recommending the ~~RCGG~~ RGCC/Greek blood-test be done repeatedly, (at $2K-$3K a pop).
Chris recommends Dr Rashid Buttar, "Dr" Robert Morse, delicensed-Dr Roby Mitchell, Dr James Forsythe, Dr Leigh Erin Connealy, & Hope4Cancer clinic.
Chris also recommends the ~$1K ONCOblot® test^[53], which is available from the same "integrative oncologists" who offer the bogus RGCC test,
e.g. chiropractor "Dr.V" has offered ONCOblot® & RGCC "Greece test", ("Dr.V" also sells amulets to protect customers from invisible evil-forces).
Chris has recommended the "American Metabolic Laboratories" cancer profile blood-test. The inventor of that test, Dr Emil K. Schandl, has been disciplined by the Florida Department of Health, and sentenced to 4 years in jail for tax evasion.That "Dr. Schandl is a frequent speaker at the Cancer Control Society".
Stephen Barrett's article about the Chris Wark story.
David Gorski's article about the "Chris Beat Cancer" website.
A very detailed examination of Chris Wark's claims.
A 2019 article on ChrisBeatCancer from Science-Based Medicine.
Chris Wark's fame is antipodal.
The Chris Beat Cancer YouTube channel
An unlisted YouTube video promoting Chris's "Square One" "cancer coaching program".
Chris Wark's appearances on "The Truth About Cancer" YouTube channel, (a Ty Bollinger production).
ChrisBeatCancer promotes "TheTruthAboutVaccines", an anti-vaccination "documentary" (despite the fact that some vaccinations prevent cancer).
Unsurprisingly, given his bible-bashing, Chris states that "The human body isIntelligently Designed".
When not helping people get rid of cancer, Chris is helping them get rid of cockroaches.

Notes[edit]

↑ Chris does bang on about God, e.g. in writing here, here & here, and on video here, here, & here.

References[edit]

[6] Chris does bang on about God, e.g. in writing here, here & here, and on video here, here, & here.

[1] March 2017, "Hypestat.com" states "ChrisBeatCancer.com" gets 279,000 views per month.

[2] The URL "CureCancerWithoutChemo.com" redirects to "ChrisBeatCancer.com", both URLs are registered to a "Christopher Wark".

[3] Archived copy of http://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/the-raw-vegan-diet/

[4] Archived copy of https://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/cancer-surgery-2003/.

[5] Professor David Gorski's article about the ChrisBeatCancer website

[7] Conclusion of WHEL study.

[8] The affiliate disclaimer page on the ChrisBeatCancer website: a legally-required acknowledgement that he's being paid to promote.

[9] Chris's example of his website earnings is "8 cents".

[10] Commission on TTAC products can exceed $100

[11] Chris Wark promotes the "Cancer Tutor" website

[12] Chris Wark promotes the "Cancer Control Society" website

[13] Chris Wark promotes chiropractor "Dr V" Desaulniers.

[14] Chris Wark promotes the AACI website

[15] Chris Wark states he donates %age of proceeds to CancerCrackdown.org, who in-turn promote him as a "hero".

[16] Chris Wark promotes "Best Answer for Cancer Foundation" (BAFC).

[17] A Google-search showing some of the doctors on the BAFC board listed on casewatch.org.

[18] Chris Wark promotes CANCERactive website

[19] Chris promotes "Yes To Life" on Facebook

[20] The first character after their name is false information: "HealingStrong" is not a TradeMark.

[21] Chris plugs Keith's book on cancer

[22] Chris says Mike Adams is a "genius".

[23] Chris is an affiliate for Mike Adams's "healthRangerStore", (up to 12% commission)

[24] Chris says teaming-up with Ty Bollinger has been good for growing his online bu$ine$$

[25] ygdalin is "suppressed" says Chris

[26] Chris poses with a bag of apricot kernels, which release cyanide when eaten.

[27] Chris Wark owns the URL "HealingCancerMastermind.com"

[28] Chris's "SQUARE ONE" healing cancer coaching program", ~~$297~~ $197

[29] Save yourself $197: Chris's "Square One" videos are on YouTube

[30] Chris states his "Square One" coaching program makes million$

[31] The marketing-agency who re-launched "SquareOne" says the program grossed $2.5M in the second half of 2017.

[32] Chris's "1 Year 100% Money-Back Guarantee"

[33] Chris's 1 year refund halved to "6 Month Money Back Guarantee"

[34] Texas medical board described Dr Roby Mitchell as a "threat to public welfare" when they suspended his license in 2004

[35] Evidently survival with Gonzalez-enzyme-therapy is poorer than no treatment.

[36] Professor David Gorski says the Navarro cancer test is "bogus".

[37] Richard Schulze's entry in AmericanLoons

[38] Chris promotes a Gerson clinic for free, honest.

[39] Chris describes his raw vegan diet as "alkaline".

[40] See Chris Wark's 2019 ebook titled "Cancer+Answers"

[41] "Chris Beat Cancer: A Comprehensive Plan for Healing Naturally" on Amazon.com

[42] Click here to see a free PDF of Chris's book from his website.

[43] "35.0% of the reviews are reliable ... there is high deception involved" writes fakespot.com

[44] This review of Chris's book is apparently by transvestite-man with size 4½ feet.

[45] A "fabulous" review for Chris's book from Dr Judson Somerville MD, who had his medical-license revoked in 2017

[46] A "powerful" review of Chris's book by Dr. Jolene Brighten ND

[47] A five-star review of Chris's book by Robyn Openshaw, who is described on p286 of the book as a "dear friend" of the author.

[48] Pinterest deletion acknowledged by the man himself.

[49] Relevant Washington Post article by Abby Ohlheiser

[50] The relevant WSJ article by Daniela Hernandez and Robert McMillan.

[51] ttp://NVsos.gov/sosEntitySearch for "Chris Beat Cancer LLC" in 2017.

[52] ttps://www.intelius.com/people-search/Christopher-D-Wark/Memphis-TN

[53] Cherrypicking Chris discards any that turn-out to be rotten.

[54] Chris recommends ONCOblot® & RGCC tests on his website

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