The Cancer Industry

Although everything in your body lets you know that you do not need these interventions - through such sensations as fear or the fight-or-flight response - the even greater fear of perhaps being wrong about this is stronger.

The reason that antibiotics appear to have become less effective in the treatment of ‘bacterial infections’ is due to a mistaken belief about their mechanism of action within the body. If an ‘infection’ fails to heal after an initial course of antibiotics, additional courses will often be prescribed; but these drugs only continue to stimulate the e

The logical, and correct, conclusion to be drawn from this is that ‘modern medicine’ has failed to thoroughly understand the nature of the problem and has similarly failed to correctly identify all of the root causes. The consequence of these failures is that the measures employed by the medical establishment are entirely inappropriate as solutions

Empirical evidence is, however, largely ignored when assessing the claims of ‘medical science’.

8. Deciding on Medical Treatment Scenario: You're diagnosed with a condition, and surgery is an option. Application: It's essential to analyse all available data on the surgery's success rates, potential side effects, and alternative treatments. Such a methodical approach ensures your health decisions are well-founded. Expert Insight: Medical practiti