*Sigh* Personal attacks are the lowest form of intelligence. When you’re ready to share your perspective, I will respect it.

To quote George Orwell’s novel 1984, which states:

War is Peace
Freedom is Slavery
Ignorance is Power

Power over the people. Power to dominate minds. Power to make money off the suffering of others.

The more the population can be kept ignorant and illiterate about nutrition, the more easily they can be controlled by advertisers, government regulators and so-called “authority figures” like conventional medical doctors. Banning knowledge about natural remedies (the FDA) while promoting false science as truth (the medical journals) accomplishes the seemingly impossible task of enslaving an entire nation.

You don’t get through the world of academia by asking lots of questions. You survive academia by conforming. Doctors are no different. Their practice is judged by the principle of ‘consensus’; that is, how closely aligned is their practice to that of other doctors.

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These official expert spokespeople types are often very destructive. There was a guy, (forgot know his name) at Mt Sinai who was eulogized (sort of) by a ex student colleague, who said the man was just such a spokesperson. He would grandstand about the evils of anything alternative, and falsify data about the efficacy of treatments and unleash his wrath and unfounded accusations upon physicians would deviated from mainstream. He was a real resentful bastard.

Anyway I remember the FDA refused to greenlight Burzynski’s patent. They kept sending back his applications, faulting him on technicalities. where other things with less “proven efficacy” sailed through. No evidence will ever be enough evidence in some cases, and less evidence is acceptable in others. And patients had to fight for their rights to take their treatments home, out of state. Even though all orthodoxy had to offer was nothing that worked on these patient’s cancers and long, painful deaths to boot. I know someone whose husband died a miserable death a few years back at the hands of Duke. Yes THAT Duke. But it was considered okay, because he died through the treatment of the RIGHT people. Though he died miserably.

It’s a shame it’s Somers who is gunning for him (nothing will ever pierce through this highly biased, political system anyway), because celebrities NEVER lend much credibility to science, however much I may agree with them on rare occasion. However Drs. won’t speak up for fear of blacklisting. I’ve known quite a few who say one thing officially, and another thong unofficially.

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And what if she harms one person? “oopsie!”

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I’ll bet they are just cut up aboit it too! Wow, what a difference your political stand will make!

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I was very lucky and came through chelation well. I was initially shocked to find that I had severely elevated levels of lead, mercury and aluminum, but after realizing that so many products in our environment expose us to these toxins, it wasn’t such a surprise. That was really the beginning of my journey.

If anyone’s interested, a good read about environmental toxins is ‘Slow Death By Rubber Duck’.

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Either a legitimate treatment for heavy metal poisoning or an “it’s good because it’s alternative” treatment from autism to ovarian cancer and also kidney dysfunction. Apparently one of the potential side effects of the treatment is kidney failure, which, in a sick way means it can definitely cure that dysfunction: can’t work badly if they’re gone :S.

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Also, I’m lolling at “head cancer”. Can you imagine?
“I’m sorry to tell you, you have head cancer”.
“I have brain cancer? OMG!”
“No, not brain, head.”

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