"When Healing Becomes a Crime" is an insightful guide that explores the fascinating history of the Hoxsey cancer clinics and the resurgence of alternative therapies. Written by Kenny Ausubel, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the challenges faced by alternative healing methods, particularly in the context of medical and legal frameworks. With 480 pages, the author offers in-depth insights into the world of alternative medicine and the often controversial debates surrounding it. The book is written in English and is aimed at readers interested in the intersection of healing, law, and alternative approaches. It is an essential work for anyone looking to understand the dynamics of healthcare and the role of alternative therapies.