, 23 October 2006 (UTC) 

 I don't see how a man with a PhD in an unknown and undeclared field can be used as a high quality WP source to support an outlandish medical claim about a procedure that will quickly and easily diagnose and cure most diseases known to mankind. This is exactly what Jimbo referred to by explaining how for extraordinary claims we need extraordinary high quality sources. The publication itself, as I noted before, does not tell us that it was actually peer reviewed at the time Shinnick's article was published and/or that his article was in fact reviewed by any medically and scientifically qualified person. Hence I consider this an unacceptable scientific source.  12:31