Liz began her illegal offshore tourism scam unbeknownst to me using my money. It began when we met on Sugardaddie.com –Timothy Caulfield, professor in the Faculty of Law and the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta, characterized BioViva’s work as ‘pseudoscience’ and lacking scientific rigor. George M Martin, professor of pathology at the University of Washington had agreed to be an adviser to the company but resigned upon hearing about Parrish’s self-experiments.
Antonio Regalado, reporter for the MIT Technology Review states, “The experiment seems likely to be remembered as either a new low in medical quackery or, perhaps, the unlikely start of an era in which naive people receive genetic modifications. S.C.A.M. = Self Conceived Attempt @Money

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