What treatments did Dr Mohsen Ali offer cancer patients?

Dr Mohsen Ali offered treatments involving garlic oil injections and ozone therapy, claiming a high cure rate.

Where did Dr Mohsen Ali operate his unregistered clinic?

Dr Mohsen Ali operated his unregistered clinic from his council house, which was described as "squalid and unsanitary."

Why was Dr Mohsen Ali struck off the medical register?

Dr Mohsen Ali was struck off due to charging vulnerable cancer patients substantial sums for unproven treatments, practising without a licence, and using unsafe premises, posing a high risk to public protection.

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Doctor Struck Off for Garlic Oil Cancer 'Cures'

28 Apr

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Summary

A doctor charged £15,000 for unproven garlic oil cancer treatments.
The unregistered clinic operated from unsanitary conditions.
He claimed NHS doctors were trying to kill patients.

Doctor Struck Off for Garlic Oil Cancer 'Cures'

Dr Mohsen Ali has been removed from the medical register after operating an unregistered clinic where he charged cancer patients substantial fees for unproven treatments. Between January and September 2018, Dr Ali consulted with and treated two cancer patients, one terminally ill, charging one £15,000 and the other between £10,000-£12,000. He advertised a "90 per cent cure rate" for challenging illnesses, including cancer, and advised patients against trusting NHS doctors.

His clinic, described as "squalid and unsanitary," was located in his council house, with police finding non-sterilised containers and a "decaying" mattress. Treatment sessions sometimes included ozone therapy. A patient reported blood spurting from cannulas during treatment. Dr Ali's actions, including practising without a license and using unsafe premises, were deemed a "fundamental breach of the tenets of the profession" by a tribunal.