Allow me to introduce Richard Schulze. He calls himself a doctor in order to confuse people. In actuality, he holds a Doctorate of Herbology, not to be confused with a medical doctor. Although he goes out of his way to promote himself as a medical doctor. You have to read his full bio to get his credentials and discover that he never attended medical school. Short and sweet, Richard Schulze sells "snake oil" or the "miracle cure in a bottle." The only difference is that he does not travel in a wagon like his predecessors did in days of old. He uses the internet, makes ridiculous unfounded claims, and is promoting his "homeopathic medicine" to traditional Catholics and other groups that he knows are scared of traditional medicine because of FDA regulations. In other words he is playing off of people's fears in order to "peddle his potions."
Here are some of the problems with Richard Schulze's claims. He claims that his products and methods have cured aids, breast cancer, colon cancer, and Alzheimer's disease with no evidence to support any of these claims. He also denies the proven medical evidence that cancer is genetically linked. He claims that the FDA, medical establishment, and federal government has waged a war on him because his products work. That the FDA and AMA are trying to suppress this knowledge from the American people because his products produce healing qualities they don't want us to learn.
One of Schulze's more far reaching claims is that he cured himself from his own demise. According to Schulze, this act brought him into the world of herbology, and inspired him to help others. Again, Schulze offers no evidence to support the fact that any medical doctor diagnosed him with degenerative heart disease. He offers no evidence to support the fact that he returned to the same doctors 3 years later and was cured by the "homeopathic routines" and products that he created.
What this amounts to is a bunch of claims and no evidence to support it. In essence you have a very clever "snake oil" salesman that is preying on traditional Catholics and other people who have fear. My very devout Catholic Irish grandmother had a very good word for people like self-proclaimed "Dr Schulze." She used the words "Blatherskite" or "Charlatan." I would call him a "Confidence Man" or short version "Con Man."
If you are taking any of his products please do your research about this man and do not let him play on your fears and take your hard-earned money. "Dr. Schulze" doesn't possess the medical knowledge to cure anything. He is getting rich off the fears and "fountain of youth" in a bottle he is selling to people who may have legitimate medical issues. Saint Luke Patron Saint of Doctors pray for us.