Over One-Fourth of Patients Die With Undiagnosed Disorders

Photo Credit: Heidi Stevenson

'Most of the science on which our medicine is based is faked. In spite of this failure, highlighted by a fourth of ICU patients being misdiagnosed, medical hubris presumes to tell us what we can and cannot do with our own bodies.'

'A new study published in BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) shows that more than one-fourth of all intensive care unit patients are misdiagnosed, and those misdiagnoses lead to 40,500 extra deaths in Britain. Gaia Health is not interested in criticizing doctors simply for making errors or missing diagnoses. They are human. They don’t know it all, and it’s unreasonable to expect them to be all-knowing.

However, the medical profession has taken the stance that they have the right to determine what health care we wish to choose. In light of a failing so severe—misdiagnosing one-fourth of all intensive care patients, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths—it clarifies the incomparably hubristic nature of the profession.'

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What You're Up Against if Hospitalized

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Death By Medicine Part 1-3

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Top 5 Regrets of The Dying

'For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last three to twelve weeks of their lives.

People grow a lot when they are faced with their own mortality. I learnt never to underestimate someone's capacity for growth. Some changes were phenomenal. Each experienced a variety of emotions, as expected, denial, fear, anger, remorse, more denial and eventually acceptance. Every single patient found their peace before they departed though, every one of them.

When questioned about any regrets they had or anything they would do differently, common themes surfaced again and again. Here are the most common five:'

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Medical Doctor Treatments Kill

Health Videos - Medical Doctor Treatments Kill

'Dr. Peter Glidden states that medical treatment is the third leading cause of death in the United States. Why? And why is it allowed to continue? Dr. Glidden explains the dangers of conventional drug based medicine. He also talks about the evolution of the medical field and how prescription drugs started to take over.'

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Pneumonia Vaccine Approved as Deaths Mount During Trial

 by Heidi Stevenson
Gaia Health

'Finally, of course, is that the EMEA is ignoring the reports of children dying in the vaccine trial being conducted in Argentina. It's been nearly two years since the report, and there have been no updates. It's being treated as if nothing happened. The only argument against the claim that 14 children have died as a result of GSK's Synflorix test is the weak statement from GSK that the deaths weren't caused by the vaccine. That statement has never been backed up with facts. The Argentinian department that has said it would investigate is run by the brother of one of GSK's lead investigators.^(9)'

So, for all practical purposes, there are no safety studies for Synflorix. That's not unusual in the world of vaccines. In fact, it would be unusual if there were a study. That, though, does not justify the lack in this case. What's clear is that the public's safety is not of much concern to the regulators.
The truth of Synflorix seems to be contained within the first syllable of its name.'


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Why Americans Ought To Reevaluate What They Were (Falsely) Taught about Child Birth

by Sara Cain
The Health Wyze Report

'In the early part of the twentieth century, a campaign against midwifery began, which was led by the allopathic medical establishment.  At that time, 95% of deliveries were in the home with midwives present.  The campaign to present midwives as the dirty, unclean, and the poor option by the allopathic medical establishment ensued in a massive marketing blitz.  

Meanwhile, hospitals were presented as the clean and safe option, with supposedly better trained professionals.  What makes these assertions somewhat sad, and laughable at the same time, is the fact that doctors in those days received no hands-on training in birthing at all.  The attacks against midwives continued for 30 years, despite the statistical proof that midwife-assisted births were categorically safer than those conducted in hospitals.'


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PART 2, THE SECRET POLITICAL ISSUE

 

 By Jon Rappoport

A CALL FROM THE WILDERNESS

'Millions of advocates of health freedom see that no major political candidate, with one or two exceptions, voices their concerns or stands up for their right to improve their health by any and all self-chosen methods. To understand the landscape in which this deafening silence continues, we need to realize that the one industry which could and should make a difference—the nutritional supplement sector—is dominated by ostriches.

Once a powerful voice for health freedom, the industry has stepped back into the shadows.  It nurtures the illusion that it is safe from government intervention.  It even supposes it has sufficient allies within the government to stave off attacks by the FDA.'

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Recent Barbaric Experiments in Medicine

 By Dr. Mercola

'The scientific experiments detailed in the links above are mind-twistingly, jaw-droppingly shocking. They make you wonder, "How could anyone ever conceive of doing something like these experiments?"

Well, that question may never be answered, as human experimentation not only existed well into the 20th century, it’s still going on today.

Right now, virtually everyone reading this is taking part in any number of unethical experiments you are not being told about, involving substances and technologies that stand to seriously harm your health.'

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Americans are treated (TORTURED), and overtreated, to death

'The doctors finally let Rosaria Vandenberg go home.

For the first time in months, she was able to touch her 2-year-old daughter who had been afraid of the tubes and machines in the hospital. The little girl climbed up onto her mother's bed, surrounded by family photos, toys and the comfort of home. They shared one last tender moment together before Vandenberg slipped back into unconsciousness.

Vandenberg, 32, died the next day.

That precious time at home could have come sooner if the family had known how to talk about alternatives to aggressive treatment, said Vandenberg's sister-in-law, Alexandra Drane.

Instead, Vandenberg, a pharmacist in Franklin, Mass., had endured two surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation for an incurable brain tumor before she died in July 2004.'

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