More than 500 families want to sue a Moscow clinic for treating…

More than 500 families want to sue a Moscow clinic for treating autism with hormones, peptides, stem cells, and deworming.

Consensus

More than 120 families are preparing legal action against the Moscow clinic 'PlanetaMed'.
Parents report that their children's conditions worsened after treatment at 'PlanetaMed'.
The clinic treats autism using parasite cleanses, stem cells, hormones, peptides, and intravenous ozone therapy.
Clinic founder Vasiliy Generalov claims mental health problems in children are caused by parasites.
Parents report that the clinic removed negative reviews from its website.
Psychiatrist Stepan Krasnoshchekov has received around 20 complaints from patients after treatment at 'PlanetaMed'.
Experts warn that unindicated hormone use and anti-parasitic therapy can cause liver damage, impaired growth, and reproductive issues.
Procedures such as saline enemas and testosterone/progesterone administration were used without medical indications.

One mother reported her son's condition worsened after anti-parasitic treatment, with development regression lasting over half a year; he was prescribed a strong neuroleptic afterward. — vm
A patient developed toxic hepatitis after medication; another child experienced insomnia and tantrums two years post-treatment. — riamo
The clinic's founder claimed that masturbation in childhood causes mental health problems, which is not mentioned in other sources. — tg_mash
One child received stem cell therapy costing 650,000 rubles and became hyperactive and unresponsive to speech. — vm
The clinic's treatment included ozone infusions and sodium chlorite enemas for over a year in one case. — riamo