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[…]That’s what standard oncology’s treatments do. It’s easily arguable that many of the cancer deaths reported are actually from the chemo and radiation treatments. But the Medical Mafia family doesn’t say that. They say death from cancer. Meanwhile, fund raisers keep duping suckers into contributing money, time, and energy to find that cure for cancer. Cannabis caveats: Smoking is the least effective for curing. Using a vaporizer or “vaping” is better. Ingesting cannabis oils or pastes is the best approach. But – ignoring lifestyle and diet habit changes can reverse what’s gained from any alternative cancer treatments. Here’s an example […]
[…]Pittsburgh Medical Center hospitals have had mold issues, including five mold-infection-related deaths. The report, which UPMC received in May of 2016, was filed with the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on January 19, 2017. Two wrongful-death lawsuits have been brought against the hospital system by the families of the deceased. UPMC commissioned the confidential report in September 2015, after three people died. Daniel Krieg, 56, was the fifth transplant recipient to die with a mold-related infection after a kidney transplant in June of 2016. His family, and the wife of Che DuVall, 70, who died from infection complications after a […]
[…]mainly in the gastrointestinal or intracerebral. Heart.org recommends that you see a doctor if you are suffering from the following symptoms: Severe headache, confusion, weakness or numbness Coughing up large amounts of bright red blood Vomiting blood Bleeding that will not stop Bright red blood in stool Fall or injury to the head Headache that is severe or unusual Overall, it appears that ROZOL may not be the guilty party behind the camp cough, but there could be some who have been at camp who are suffering from ROZOL poisoning. If anybody who has been at camp is suffering from […]
[…]high or sick, I said I’d rather go out fighting and enjoy my time.” On more than one occasion, doctors reminded the Menai local just how slim her chances were without the extreme operation. “My doctor told me to go home, write a bucket list and plan how I wanted to be remembered because I had months to live at best,” the talented dancer added. “Without the surgery, they gave me a couple of months, they said the tumor would grow out of my neck and into my mouth, basically I would die from suffocation. The aspiring journalist was told […]
[…]getting sick.” Continuous tracking of your vital signs is more informative than having a doctor measure them once a year and comparing them with population averages, Snyder says. “Heart rate, for example, varies a lot so population averages don’t tell you much,” he says. Illness Forecast Snyder’s team is now hoping to build algorithms that will enable smartwatches to notify wearers when they might be falling ill. “I’m predicting that your smartwatch will be able to alert you before you get sick, or confirm that you’re sick if you’re feeling a bit off,” he says. “If your watch says you’re […]
[…]D. Eisenhower sweetening his coffee with saccharin. The accompanying text explained that his doctor had advised him to avoid sugar if he wanted to remain thin. So, the sugar industry responded with a national advertising campaign, based on “solid science” explaining that there was no such thing as a fattening food because “All foods supply calories and there is no difference between the calories that come from sugar or steak or grapefruit or ice cream.” While that kind of “solid science” is forgivable for the late 50’s, you wouldn’t think it would be right now. But, you’d be wrong. In fact, more than […]
[…]“Collateral Murder,” the film drew criticism from human rights activists for the deaths of innocent people. Though found guilty on 20 out of 22 possible charges (including violating the US Espionage Act), Manning was not convicted of the most serious one; aiding the enemy, which could have earned the private a life sentence. Instead, the former intelligence analyst was sentenced to prison, as well as demoted from private first class to private and dishonorably discharged.” Waiting for Snowden We wonder now if Snowden will be next? After all, Manning released, with plain disregard to human life, thousands of pages of […]
It is with a very heavy heart that I share the news of the death of a great doctor and human being, Dr Charles Majors. Dr Ben Lerner, a fellow holistic doctor, had this to say about Dr Majors on his Facebook page today. Dr Majors was such a fighter we know his memory will live on. He fought for MANY years and beat cancer without chemo and radiation. Sadly, he passed away Sunday the 15th of January and it looks like heaven just gained an angel. XO Erin […]
[…]with these orders would have resulted in him losing his job. Remember that one of our 62 holistic doctors, who allegedly committed suicide in his yard, was found dead after an appearance on RT- speaking out on controversial issues. That doctor, Mitch Gaynor, a holistic MD, colleague, and friend of ours in his 50s was a very kind man who put his patients with cancer in remission. He had given us copies of his book before he died. We, along with some close loved ones, have trouble believing it was suicide. After Dr. Gaynor’s death I reached out and contacted the founder of […]
[…]Cancer As Much As 30 Percent Largest, Longest Study on Mammograms Again Finds No Benefit Meet The Doctor Who Says Medications Are Killing You The new Danish study found that although mammograms detected a lot more breast cancers, these were mostly small, early-stage tumors. The number of advanced cancers did not fall. In the U.S. an estimated 253,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this year, with nearly 41,000 deaths. Source: […]
[…]in increasing the microbial diversity of the home,” he said. Because, according to the good doctor, the lack of an ecosystem, rich in microbes, might actually cause more harm than good (like drug-resistant strains of powerful superbugs and infection-causing viruses). The overuse of antibiotics and antiseptic cleaners Our overuse of antibiotics and antiseptic cleaners is impacting our ability to maintain a balance of healthy microbes in our bodies and environments. As studies continue to show us that harmful species can exploit areas with too few good bacteria to fight back, sterility shouldn’t be our end goal. From the article: “Microbes, […]
[…]to take accountability for addressing food insecurity among their patients. A former practicing doctor with a specialty in diabetes, he remembers having a very different philosophy about chronic diseases and overall patient health. “Like many doctors, I probably blamed the patients for not getting well,” he said. “I didn’t really ask the question: Did they have the ability to follow the diet they were supposed to follow as a diabetic?” Harris eventually became interested in the wider issues that led to chronic illness. While some patients are never taught health literacy, he said, for others “challenges in life can intervene.” […]
[…]701 cases of heart failure, 4,755 cases of stroke, 26,299 cases of type 2 diabetes and 10,983 deaths.” (Keep in mind, the analysis was based on observational studies and therefore can’t prove that magnesium directly prevents disease. In addition, the studies in the analysis relied on participants to accurately recall and report what foods they consumed and may not have accurately reflected their true amount of dietary magnesium. So, more studies are needed.) When the team looked at the effect of increasing dietary magnesium by 100 milligrams a day, there was no “statically meaningful impact” on the total risk of […]
This week, four children aged seven to 17, were killed in Texas after the toxic gas phosphine reacted with water and the pesticide Aluminum Phosphide. Six others were also hospitalized, some in critical condition. Investigators believe that the phosphine gas was released when the pesticide Aluminum Phosphide was used as a fumigant to treat mice in the Amarillo home. A visitor to the house found everyone sick and called 911. Our hearts are breaking for the parents of the four siblings- Felipe Balderas, seven; Johnnie Balderas, nine; Josue Balderas, 11 and Yasmeen Balderas, 17. Crews responded to the 5 a.m. call for […]
Tricia McCauley, 46, a Washington, D.C., yoga instructor, certified nutritionist, and health coach with a Master’s degree in Herbalism, who disappeared on Christmas afternoon on her way to a holiday dinner with friends, was found dead in her car on Tuesday. Late Monday night, police found surveillance video of a man driving around in her car and later found the car on 22nd and M Street, in D. C. They now have a suspect in custody. Police do not think McCauley and the suspect knew each other. The primary suspect in the disappearance Tricia McCauley in Washington, D.C. D.C. POLICE VIA […]
[…]the pairs also presented well-established interactions that pharmacists could easily catch. The doctor wrote the prescriptions in the names of 18 Tribune journalists, 15 of whom conducted tests in the field. They presented the prescriptions at certain pharmacies, testing 30 stores at each of seven leading chains as well as numerous independent pharmacies. Most stores were in the Chicago area; some were in Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan. The reporters presented their prescriptions together or a couple of days apart and then waited to see if the orders would be filled. For the study, the test was considered a pass if […]
[…]for their medicinal properties, and never went to waste.” 6) They didn’t go to the doctor when they felt sick or take prescription meds. Doctor visits were only for accidental injuries and life-threatening illness. When our grandparents got a fever there were a NUMBER of natural remedies they could use that had been passed down through the ages. And when they got sick they ate soups, broths, and got lots of rest. They knew their bodies and they trusted their immune system to heal itself, much more than we do today. In fact, their food was medicine, whether they knew […]
[…]MD who was loved and respected by many. Here’s the full list and photos of well over 60 doctors (mostly holistic) who have died mysteriously in the last year and a half.) Dr. Silvio Najt’s official Facebook page says that the board certified cardiologist died “unexpectedly” of heart failure. His work was extraordinary, and many of his colleagues (and mine) are mourning his loss tonight. I have a source who said Dr. Najt knew Dr. Wakefield (maker of the film VAXXED). I haven’t had a chance to get a comment from Dr. Wakefield yet, but Dr. Najt did indeed like […]
[…]is feeling unwell. These affordable veggies are certainly less expensive then a trip to the doctor! Source: Fit […]
[…]the red flags. And those flags have become “redder” as more and more families of the doctors hire investigators only to find their loved one didn’t die in an accident or by “suicide”. Here’s my original article, from nearly 12 months ago, when the news of his death broke. My heart goes out to his wife, (also an MD who has commented on this page) family and friends. XO Erin Elizabeth Thanks to everyone who kept this story in the news. Here’s Part 1 and Part 2 of Crimewatch’s special report, released hours ago. PART ONE: Please take the time […]
