Purification Rundown
Scientology claims that a Clear no longer has a reactive mind, and is free of psychosomatic illnesses and aberrations.
Purification Rundown in the News
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| November 2, 2003 | Critics Leary Of Fire Fund's Cruise Plan | FDNY officials are worried by the clinic's requirement that firefighters abandon their inhalers and medication. FDNY Deputy Commissioner Francis X. Gribbon told us that Downtown Medical "is not a bona-fide detox program. It should not be a substitute for the medical treatment that our doctors have advised. We don't endorse it." | front groups, New York, Press, Purification Rundown, Tom Cruise |
| December 4, 2002 | Court Told Woman Suffered Personality Change | A woman suffered a personality change after she was sucked into the grasp of the Church of Scientology and subjected to mind-control techniques, the High Court was told yesterday. Ms Mary Johnson has sued the church for damages. Among courses Ms Johnson reluctantly signed up for was a "purification rundown", the court heard. The starting point for entry to the church was a personality test which was "not a proper psychological test". | Dublin, lawsuits, Press, Purification Rundown |
| March 28, 1999 | Store Selling Scientology Vitamin Regimen Raises Concerns | Some physicians and a former Scientologist say the treatment, called a purification rundown, is dangerous and ineffective. Two members of the state physician's board are questioning whether a health-food store with ties to Scientology is practicing medicine illegally by offering a church-sanctioned vitamin regimen. | dangers of Scientology, Kirstie Alley, Press, Purification Rundown, Tom Cruise |
Purification Rundown in the News
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| October 8, 1981 | Dr. David Hogg of Toronto Writes a Critical Analysis of the Purification Rundown | In summary, Hubbard is a very ignorant man. He consistently demonstrates a complete and at times dangerous lack of knowledge concerning biochemistry, physics, and medicine. His theories are based on fallacies and lies; there is no scientific data to support any of them. Furthermore, his program not only fails to deliver what it promises, but may actually be detrimental to the health of those taking it. As such, it cannot be recommended that anyone take this program. | Purification Rundown |