true.
It's funny how many times I come across a psuedo-medical practice put forth by practitioners who claim to be a "Nobel Prize Nominee."
Right now, there are about a 130 nominees for the peace prize, some of which are not individuals, but organizations. I don't know much about the process, but the prize money might be worth the investment. And one can always claim to be a nominee on their resume, which no doubt some will find impressive.
(but over the years, I think the commitee has made some good choices as to the receipients of the prize)
