Pseudoscientific Cancer 'Treatment' Involves Gassing Naked People in Plastic Bags With Bleach

A London clinic in Battersea Park is treating stage 4 cancer patients with a controversial method that seals them naked in a plastic bag while exposing them to chlorine dioxide gas. The clinic, run by Alastair Jessel and linked to Andreas Kalcker’s Protocol G, has reported the practice after he described it on a popular podcast as yielding remarkable results, though he notes the procedure is rarely used. Kalcker’s writings do not explicitly promote cancer treatment, while critics from Cancer Research UK warn there is currently no scientific evidence that chlorine dioxide gas is a safe or effective cancer therapy. Medical experts emphasize that relying on unproven remedies can jeopardize established treatments. The clinic has faced questions about ethics and safety as it contends with the lack of independent validation for Protocol G.