"Rise of Unproven Medical Treatments: The Impact of Online Conspiracy Theories"

The Tesla Wellness Hotel and MedBed Center in Pennsylvania is part of a growing industry marketing unproven cures and treatments to conspiracy theorists and those distrustful of traditional medicine, offering nightly rentals with "BioHealers" claiming to emit "life force energy" to treat various ailments. The center also sells these canisters for home use, with prices ranging from $599 to $11,000. Blending high-tech jargon with spiritual terminology, these modern salesmen promise insider information and the idea of a secret known only to the wealthy and powerful. The FDA has raised concerns about the company's devices, and experts and scientists have found no scientific evidence to support their claims.