Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Unlicensed Practitioner Injects Toxic Bleach into Tumors, Seeks US Trials
Imagine someone trying to treat cancer by injecting a dangerous chemical, like bleach, directly into the tumors.
This person isn't a real doctor and doesn't have a medical license.
They claim their treatment, which costs a lot of money, helps, but a patient says it made her cancer worse and caused her a lot of pain.
The person doing the injections says it's the patient's fault.
Now, they're hoping to try this treatment in the United States, even though it's not approved or tested, hoping to make profit.
A Chinese wellness practitioner without a medical license injects a toxic bleach mix into tumors.
The treatment costs $20,000 and is currently available in China and Germany.
One patient reported the treatment worsened her condition, leading to tumor spread and severe pain.
The practitioner, Xuewu Liu, claims 20 successful cases and that the patient's issues were her fault.
Liu is now aiming to conduct trials in the United States, citing the FDA's relaxed warnings.
- Who
- Xuewu Liu, a Chinese wellness practitioner, and patients with tumors.
- What
- A Chinese practitioner injects a toxic bleach mix into tumors for treatment.
- When
- The treatment is currently ongoing; plans for trials in the US are in the works.
- Where
- The treatment is offered in China and Germany. The practitioner aims to expand into the US.
- Why
- Liu claims the treatment shrinks tumors and seeks to expand his practice.
Patient View
Practitioner's View
Treatment Effectiveness
Patient View
The treatment worsened the patient's condition.
Practitioner's View
The practitioner says the failure was due to the patient's actions
- Practitioner
- Xuewu Liu
- Treatment
- Injection of chlorine dioxide (bleach mix)
- Cost
- $20,000
- Current Locations
- China, Germany
- Reported Outcomes
- Claims of success, patient reports of worsened condition
- US Plans
- Aiming for clinical trials.