Most people fall into quackery is because of its false hope and also they can easily convince people having the religious faith of gods and even saints and it tends to let the victim or the person forget the real reason why they wanted to be healed because it is affordable than real and reliable doctors and products.

Who are the common victims of quackery?

Offering false hope to those affected by myriad conditions, quacks pocket millions of dollars from unsuspecting consumers each year. The elderly and those with chronic conditions such as cancer, diabetes, arthritis, HIV, and multiple sclerosis are the most common targets for unscrupulous "cure-all" promoters.

What are the dangers of quackery?

In addition to the ethical problems of promising benefits that can not reasonably be expected to occur, quackery also includes the risk that patients may choose to forego treatments that are more likely to help them, in favor of ineffective treatments given by the "quack".