July 20, 2009 – The meat and potatoes of this health care crisis are saving money, and a quality of care that everybody can participate in? The amount of cold hard cash spent on doctors, hospitals and a subsidiary of middle men goes into the trillions of dollars annually. Health care is a major part of the GMP, because our system of health care contains very little preventative medicine and EVERYTHING to do with keeping the status quo well furnished with dollars. The AMA has ruled the roost since the 1920’s and allowed very little alternative medicine to surface amongst the now multi billion dollar industry such as Cancer. A good example is the Rife machine that was heralded by many doctors in the 1930s, but because of its was a new innovation to combat disease it disappeared, with its inventor ostracized and black listed by the medical Federation. The medical profession suddenly comes to the realization that perhaps this new medical tool could cut down the patient line at their office. Instead of the research being immediately picked up by the AMA and studied, it was consumed in ugly controversy and vanished from public view. Continue reading
Category Archives: Perspectives…
Dober: Cheaper than Chimpanzees
Expanding the Use of Prisoners in Medical Experiments
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For long-time readers of The Federal Observer, this publication, and listeners to our long-time daily radio broadcast, Perspectives on America, you will recall our travels and conversations with famed cancer researcher, William Donald Kelley, D.D.S., and his stories of Sloan-Kettering and the diabolical pharmaceutical companies. Donald, if you can hear me tonight vindication is at hand. – Jeffrey Bennett, Editor
It is the duty of the doctor to remain the protector of the life and health of that person on whom clinical research is being carried out. – Declaration of Helsinki
In June 2006, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) issued a report on simplifying the current federal regulations for conducting medical research in prisons, which included recommendations to increase the use of prisoners as test subjects. The IOMs definition of simplicity is approximately two hundred pages long while the current regulations, included in the report, account for approximately four pages of the same font size, type and page length. Continue reading
Ryter: The FDA’s Stealth War Against The Consumer
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The article below is admittedly long (it comes to twelve single spaced printed pages) but it is of EXTREME importance to the future health of you and your families. It is critical that you read and understand exactly what the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is stealthily attempting to slip past your awareness. Unless this is stopped by the American people, your access to vitamins, minerals and other health products will be severely limited or eliminated altogether! Continue reading
Paul: The War on Drugs is a War on Doctors
When we talk about the federal war on drugs, most people conjure up visions of sinister South American drug cartels or violent urban street gangs. The emerging face of the drug war, however, is not a gangster or a junkie: It’s your friendly personal physician in a white coat. Faced with their ongoing failure to curtail the illegal drug trade, federal drug agencies have found an easier target in ordinary doctors whose only crime is prescribing perfectly legal pain medication. Continue reading
Rebuttal: Factual errors, partial truths, and puzzling statements
I have just read the Aug 8, 2002 article on Dr. Kelleys site titled Disorder in Diagnosing Attention Deficit that was attributed to Michael L. Betsch of CNSNews.com.
The section describing the Feingold Program contains some factual errors, some partial truths, and many puzzling statements. Continue reading
The Boys from Brazil
What seemed impossible over twenty years ago rears its ugly head today, and makes The Boys from Brazil not only an incredible film, but an important argument about cloning humans.
Honey, would you prefer our baby with blue eyes or brown?
Ah, glorious technology. Cloning, microbiology, genetic engineering. It makes the future of those Siamese twins – science and medicine – look bright and bleak at the same time. Oh, how far we’ve come… And how far we’ve fallen, too. Continue reading
SARTRE: State Administered Viagra
I am dying from the treatment of too many physicians. – Alexander The Great
Our society is sustained on a steady diet of hype. Incrementalism is the means that common folks are indoctrinated into regimentation. Drip by drip the IV, intravenous feeding, that starts at birth cumulates in the popular culture of fornication. The purpose of this behavior is not gratification or reproduction, its all about diversion. If you think the business of sex is about relations between two individuals, you have missed the point of the penetration. Continue reading
SARS: More Proof That Gods Dietary Law Is Valid?
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the Chinese have discovered something alarmingly close to what we now know as SARS, the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, in exotic animals some of the probably more affluent Chinese like to eat.
In that article, Chinese experts discovered an almost identical Corona Virus that has been killing people right and left in so-called exotic species of animals most Americans wouldnt even spit at, let alone eat. Continue reading
Douglas: Death by Doctor
Iatrogenic – a word you should know…
According to Webster’s, it means: Induced in a patient by a physician’s activity, manner, or therapy. In other words: Caused by a doctor.
Now doctors can cause all kinds of things. Cures. Wellness. Hope. But what about death? Is that something we’re used to thinking is caused by our doctors? Well, if you’ve been reading the Daily Dose – or my Real Health newsletter – for any length of time at all, you’ll probably answer a resounding YES to that last question. But if you’re new, I want to bring you up to speed on a truly frightening statistic — one that’ll shake you to your soon-to-be-ex-mainstream core: Doctor errors, of one type or another, are the 3rd largest cause of death in the U.S., killing nearly a quarter of a million of us every year… Continue reading
Ellison: What Is The FDA’s Mission Statement?
People want to trust that their so-called elected government is doing the right thing when it passes regulations to enhance public safety. When the Pure Food and Drug Act was passed in 1906 a new watchdog agency, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), was born. It would be many years before we as a nation had such luxuries as refrigeration, sanitary food processing standards, and good manufacturing processes (GMP), so in many respects, this law was necessary. So, what exactly does the FDA do? Continue reading
Ellison: Skeletons in the FDA’s Closet
It is time that the actions of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) speak for themselves and Americans began to question their own absorbent use and blind-loyalty to FDA approved drugs. If not, you too may become a FDA statistic. The FDA’s financial ties to “big-pharma” have caused millions of preventable deaths over the last 30 years.
In 1996-97 the FDA approved a drug known as Posicor (a chemical called mibefradil dihydrochloride) for the treatment of high blood pressure (hypertension). Prior to approval, the data from the congestive heart failure trials presented at a FDA Advisory Committee meeting on Posicor showed that more patients treated with Posicor died than those taking a placebo! Continue reading
Ephraim: The Over – Sanitization Of America
“Kill those bugs!” appears to be a slogan that germ-phobic Americans have fanatically adopted. And merchants have responded with zeal. If you visit the soap, detergent, or health and skin-care aisle of any store, you’d swear that malicious monster bacteria are on the loose and they are on the hunt for your family members. Product labels touting extra-strength bacterial fighting agents conjure up images of filthy disease-breeding germs that have to be stopped! Of course, the makers of these products are simply meeting the feeding frenzy of misguided consumers who are intent on spraying, squirting, and smearing all forms of antibacterial agents in and around their homes as well as on themselves and their kids. Continue reading
Day: Fattened for the kill
“…Now diet isn’t everything, of course, but let’s face it, the world is divided into those who exercise and those who never will…”
I had an argument with my father a few years back. He had read Dr. Atkins book and, as is his custom, was preaching it as Holy Writ to anyone who was either A) willing to listen or B) too polite to flee. Naturally, I thought both he and Dr. Atkins were insane, since at the time, everyone knew that getting fat was a combination of eating too many calories and/or too much fat. Remember Snackwells? This was during the heyday of the no-fat cookie and ice cream sans fat. It sounds terrible now, but that Turtle Fudge Brownie was actually pretty good. Continue reading
O’Shea: The Doors of Perception
Why Americans will believe almost anything…
Aldous Huxley’s inspired 1956 essay detailed the vivid, mind-expanding, multisensory insights of his mescaline adventures. By altering his brain chemistry with natural psychotropics, Huxley tapped into a rich and fluid world of shimmering, indescribable beauty and power. With his neurosensory input thus triggered, Huxley was able to enter that parallel universe described by every mystic and space captain in recorded history.
Whether by hallucination or epiphany, Huxley sought to remove all controls, all filters, all cultural conditioning from his perceptions and to confront Nature or the World or Reality first-hand – in its unpasteurized, unedited, unretouched, infinite rawness. Continue reading
OH YE of little faith…
Louise Redden, a poorly dressed lady with a look of defeat on her face, walked into a grocery store. She approached the owner of the store in a most humble manner and asked if he would let her charge a few groceries. She softly explained that her husband was very ill and unable to work, they had seven children and they needed food. John Longhouse, the grocer, scoffed at her and requested that she leave his store. Continue reading