This is sham therapy. It has absolutely no effect on cancer cells. And tragically, some consumers lost a lot more than $15,000. They lost time.

The scientific evidence is substantial and it indicates that hormone replacement therapy causes breast cancer.

Under normal circumstances, testosterone is what stimulates prostate cancer to grow, so one form of hormone therapy stops production, while another blocks it from reaching prostate cells.

It's therapy. That's what it is, it's therapy. I am living with cancer, but I'm not going to die of cancer. I'm going to die of old age.

With breast cancer and hormone replacement therapy, we have the opposite, ... We have lack of agreement, lack of uniformity, lack of consistency. That tells me that if hormone therapy has an effect on breast cancer, it has to be a small (one). If it were a major effect, a large effect, we would have agreement.

NCC was calling people they shouldn't have been calling, and claiming things they shouldn't have been claiming.