‘Big pharma is not interested in cures’

New Southgate

The creator of a ‘wonder drug’ made from human blood told a court pharmaceutical companies are trying to suppress his product to protect their profits. David Noakes, 65, is said to have made millions of pounds marketing products claiming they could cure illnesses such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, HIV and autism. Noakes is the CEO and beneficial owner of Macro Innovations Ltd, which made pills with GcMAC in them containing human blood. But products containing GcMAF are thought to cause…

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