I have never heard of this woman before, but given the contents of this report, I would be surprised if she turned out not to be an extraordinary fraud.
But what surprises me even more is that someone like her can get a publishing deal and (by the sounds of) a sweet deal with Apple, and those companies do not ask for the most basic of verifications that her claims are true.
Well, I guess with Apple, Steve Jobs went all "alternative" on his cancer treatment, and fat lot of good it did him. Maybe it's just in the company's genes, so to speak, to be gullible on matters relating to that illness.
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