What Really Makes You Ill?: Why Everything You Thought You Knew About Disease Is Wrong
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What Really Makes You Ill?: Why Everything You Thought You Knew About Disease Is Wrong

In addition to the claim by the medical establishment that people who live in ‘malaria endemic’ areas of the world are most at risk from contracting the disease is a further, but totally contradictory claim; this latter claim is demonstrated by the WHO January 2016 position paper on the subject of a malaria vaccine that states, “Adults who have
... See moreIt is widely believed that scientific theories are highly technical and beyond the ability of the general public to understand; this attitude generates the recommendation that the public must therefore ‘trust the experts’.
Many of these ancient systems also exerted their influence in other regions of the world; ancient Greek medicine, for example, is said to have been influenced by both Ayurveda and ancient Egyptian medicine; the latter system was recorded and documented on papyri, some of which have been dated to be a few thousand years old.
In his book, Dr Moore discusses the different types of drugs that are used for the treatment of hypertension and explains their ‘action’ in the body. The first type of treatment that is usually offered to a patient is a diuretic, which ‘works’ by stimulating the kidneys to increase their production and excretion of urine. The purpose of this is to
... See moreInstead of recognising that vaccines did not work as believed, the medical establishment instituted the practice of re-vaccination throughout people’s lives to ensure continuing ‘protection’; a practice that completely contradicts the basic theory that vaccines confer immunity to disease.
“Fully half the drugs prescribed are eventually pulled from the marketplace due to undeniable side effects.”
Dr Breggin explains the origin of the idea that a certain level of emotion is to be considered as a ‘mental health problem’ that requires treatment and states that, “Psychiatry and the pharmaceutical industry have been marketing depression as a ‘real disease’ in need of medical treatment.”
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
... See moreAntacids The establishment definition of an antacid refers to, “a drug that neutralizes the hydrochloric acid secreted in the digestive juices of the stomach.”