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MEDICAL TRAP
Submitted by Dr. A.K. Gulati
via Email (Bangalore)

Find Remedies for Illness in Education, Nutrition; Not in Allopathy. The only thing standing between you and a potential cure to your illness
 

is the profit the medical establishment stands to make by keeping you sick. Doctors in the United States write three billion prescriptions a year with an average of 11 prescription drugs per person. The pharmaceuticals market is well in excess of $50 billion per year. And these are old stats.

But rarely do these prescriptions actually cure disease because quickly curing people is bad for business. Today, illness and diseases are “treated” until the patient runs out of money and insurance or dies.

Iatrogenic—doctor-caused—death is the fourth leading killer in the United States, according to statistics. Over 100,000 people per year die from medical malpractice including prescription drugs used incompetently, inappropriately and carelessly by orthodox, licensed doctors. That’s enough death to supply victims for a World-Trade-Center-type attack every month for 20 months.

Is this unhappy state of the medical community really unavoidable or is it a deliberately-contrived fraud? Certainly, it is true that the American medical community has become one of the wealthiest subclasses in the world because of its treatment philosophy and policies.

Typical of these policies is the way in which cystic fibrosis (CF) is managed. Cystic fibrosis is an important disease that is 100 percent preventable and curable in its early stages. Even in its later stages it can be far better managed by alternative medicine than by orthodox treatment.

The man who first discovered this, Dr. Joel Wallach, should have gotten a Nobel prize for demonstrating that the malady is caused by a lack of dietary selenium and essential fatty acids during pregnancy.

Experts from the NIH, the John Hopkins School of Medicine, the CF foundation, Emory University and other medical leadership organizations were delighted with the CF work done by this medical researcher.

However, when Wallach conclusively demonstrated that he could both cause and reverse CF in his experimental animal population, by providing or withholding these nutrients, the medical establishment turned on him. Wallach was fired from his research position and blackballed from further research.

Today, we still have plenty of CF. We also have an active CF foundation that continuously assures us of their struggle to find a cure as long as people keep sending money. We also have expensive, well-developed and ineffective treatments for the disease. CF has become a fraudulent cash cow.

Dr. Edward Jenner, (1749-1823) while still a medical school student, discovered a highly effective natural vaccination for smallpox. He noticed that no one who had previously contracted cowpox, a relatively harmless disease, was susceptible to smallpox. When he infected a village with cowpox it broke the back of the smallpox epidemic that was in process.

The cowpox vaccination, while 100 percent effective and totally safe, has been relegated to an Orwellian memory hole. Today we hear about patented vaccines made with animal or fetal tissue being mandated for the entire population.

The cowpox technique, being a natural method, is not patentable and thus not profitable. We have here the makings of another fraudulent cash cow of immense proportions; only, in this case mandated by law not merely by deception.

This writer first began to smell a rat a few years ago when he contracted Type II diabetes. He quickly discovered his doctor’s prescription not only didn’t cure diabetes but would predictably soon make him an invalid.

Things were a little scary at the time because the chances of an engineer, completely untrained in medicine, finding a cure for diabetes seemed pretty remote. However, it did seem better than the certainty of becoming an invalid by accepting orthodox treatment.

When this writer was successful in completely and permanently reversing his diabetes in about three-and-a-half months it seemed almost a miracle.

Diabetes is conventionally treated by the use of oral hypoglycemic agents that were first developed in the early 1950s. None of them cure the disease. All of them treat symptoms while allowing the disease to run rampant until it kills the patient.

One of these agents lowers blood sugar by competitively inhibiting the action of an important enzyme that digests carbohydrates. Another suppresses the liver’s ability to supply glycogen. Another stimulates the over-production of insulin in a body that often already has far too much insulin in its bloodstream.

When Rezulin was marketed, it interfered with the cellular metabolism of our peripheral cells and markedly damaged the liver.

The original doctor involved in the approval process of Rezulin, Dr. John L. Gueriguian, felt it was too dangerous for people to take. Gueriguian, however, was removed from the advisory panel and the drug was eventually approved by his replacement.

Rezulin was so poorly conceived that it killed over 100 trusting people before it was removed from the market amid major lawsuits.

Synthetic drugs are seldom if ever needed with diabetes. This disease, like many other modern degenerative diseases, quickly responds to a well-designed program of nutritional and life-style changes.

By some estimates, diabetes, together with the collateral damage it causes, provides almost a third of the income of the medical and drug industry.

After researching this article, we feel It’s time for people to wake up to the colossal fraud associated with the modern practice of medicine.


  

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