What are opinions about Health Sciences Institute?

Answer 1

Opinion #1:

Their website does seem suspicious. They do have at least one hallmark of medical quackery, and that is the element of conspiracy theories. It is common for quacks to claim the establishment is taking part in a conspiracy to keep people sick. HSI is currently promoting quercetin and intravenous ascorbic acid as cancer cures.

HSI also promotes Cesium Chloride as a cancer cure. They claim that it has the ability to shrink tumors by raising the ph of cancer cells. One should read the article by the American Cancer Society on Cesium Chloride that debunks the claim and tells of the dangers.

Opinion #2:

I spent some time on the site and I definitely would not believe everything on the site, but then I wouldn't believe everything on any site about health and medicine without doing more research from other sources. They do promote a certain line of health products and seem to have a heavy emphasis on "cures." While that in itself is not bad and does not mean the site or their products are not useful (or will do what they claim they will), again, more research is called for.

Information on this site definitely should be balanced with information from other sites.