I have heard that as well. Now, I'm not a high-fallutin' medicine man by any stretch of the imagination, but it seems like going against established medical procedure and settled science to push these bodged and bogus tests should constitute quackery in the first degree. The hucksters and hornswogglers utilizing such jiggery-pokery should lose their licenses and be barred from the industry, at the very least.

Personally, I'd see 'em swing, those in the know and the profiteers, but I'm a bit ol' fashioned. Regardless, a scam of this scale should warrant serious consequences for those who willingly facilitated it.