Is cureyourowncancer.org Safe?

This web site has, among other things, an article that outlines how vaccine industry trolls sabotage anti-vaccine sites and other alterative healing methods.. The orange WOT rating reflects such paid trolling. I have a pre written comment for my WOT rating in such cases: Ignore the red WOT (Web Of Trust) rating. Drug industry trolls are again trashing the WOT rating for a site that questions the safety and efficacy of vaccines and other alterative healing methods. How much do they get paid to give bad WOT ratings to such sites as this?

this site has absolutely no problems whatsoever... no spam... pop ups... malware... nothing... it is a great site dedicated to a drug that has been unnecessarily vilified over the past century... now it needs to be decriminalized so it can start helkping us again... 8)

I am VERY distressed to see that WOT is succumbing to anti CAM hysteria. CAM, or Complementary and Alternative Medicine, is much studied by the government, see the National Institute of Healhs' website. There are thousands of legitimate peer review medical journal studies the world over supporting alternatives to allopathic medicine such as medical herbalism, nutrition, acupuncture, etc. To see WOT doing this is enough to make me seriously reconsider my support of WOT and makes me want to encourage others to potentially take their business elsewhere. Thats distressing, because I otherwise really appreciate WOT! I certainly support WOT seeking to warn people about scams, and there are plenty whether they are selling time share condos, mining shares in the third world, or whatever, but, this is a blanket judgementalism that has no place on WOT.

This site has dubious claims about cannabis oil being a cure for cancer. These claims are not accompanied or supported by peer-reviewed research. Instead, this site links to news articles that quote researches saying that it shows promise and there will potentially be clinical trials. Sorry, you can't promote anything as a CURE until it has been shown to be effective via clinical trials that include double or triple blind studies.