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I latterly wrote a blog post titled medicare, Obama, And The Natural Health And Wellness Solution debating how given the medical care debate and the astronomical medicare cost that have led to that debate, that alternative practitioners as well as conventional doctors that use alternative approaches should be given more freedom to practice.
I illustrated the fact that I do not believe the current suggested medical care plan will help, in part, as it does nothing about the most critical issue, and that is the cost of the currently recognized treatments employed for our most deadly and weakening illnesses ; additionally, it may actually, in time, restrict more medical liberties.
On the other hand I also pointed out that those that advocate the free market approach to medicare largely will help frame laws or sit idly by while laws are framed which will prohibit their choice to pick an alternative specialist if they select to do so.
This would permit more competition into the market and help drive cost down. However as I pointed out in the article cited above there are those that are really not especially interested in free market solutions, but rather slick methods to monopolize the market which they have just done.
That leads me to the important part of this post...
Maximum Prostate Supplement
According to the North County Times Prosecutors latterly brought legal charges against a California family doctor charged with promising terminally ill cancer patients that they might be cured with an herbal treatment. According to reports, Dr Christine Daniel, using her influence as an ordained Pentecostal minister tapped into the vessel of faith to lure people from across the land to try her regimen.
The reports indicate that she even appeared on the Trinity Broadcasting Network in 2002 suggesting her cancer cure and its sixty % success rate, according to Fed. investigators. Authorities arrested Daniel, fifty five, at her San Fernando Valley home in October and charged her with 2 counts each of wire and mail crime. If found guilty, she's facing up to 80 years in prison.
In all, Fed prosecutors articulated Daniel siphoned about $1.1 million from 50 5 families between 2001 and 2004. At least 6 patients varying in age from four to sixty-nine died within seven months after seeing Daniel is what is being claimed. 'This is an example of a doctor who is preying on the most exposed people in our society,' voiced aid U.S. Lawyer, Joseph Johns. He also declared [*CO]'These patients were told they were being cured, but they were being eaten alive by cancer.'.
A phone message left for Daniel's lawyer, Manuel Miller, was not returned right away. Prosecutors claimed Daniel concocted a cure known, among other names, as'C-Extract' that she revealed would help treat cancer and other afflictions like multiple sclerosis, hepatitis, and Alzheimer's and Parkinson's sicknesses.
Some of her patients were interested in her from her appearance on TBN's'Praise the Lord.' according to a North County Times article. The article claims that Daniel told spectators she picked up herbs from around the globe, and, when they were mixed with prayer, there had been a good chance their cancer might be cured.
How Many die of Chemo?
Though not all is known concerning the events that encircled the patients of Dr. Daniel ( therefore I'm neither with or against her particular treatment/s ) one has to ask if in truth her patients were terminally ill what was the likelihood that they would have lived with traditional treatments and if those treatments were shown to hasten their death would the suppliers also have been arrested?
As an example the BBC news carried a tale in Nov of 2008 of a study that discovered in'a review of six hundred cancer patients who died within thirty days of treatment revealed that in more than a quarter of cases it actually hastened or caused death.
The report by the countrywide confidential Enquiry into Patient result and Death declared doctors should think about reducing doses or not using chemical treatment at all... The group of patients the independent group was having a look at represents 2% of the eighty thousand folk who receive chemical treatment each year.'
The study'found that in 27% of cases it hastened or caused death - the toxic nature of the treatment can end up in a variety of Problems, the most heavy being an infection called neutropenic sepsis.'
Now that study looked at just a comparatively tiny quantity of people that actually receive chemo so one might imagine just what quantity of people are dying from the medicine and yet a family doctor that attempts to use an alternative approach is arrested and charged.
alternative cancer remedies, alternative medicine, cancer remedies, hoxsey, medical freedom, quacks, quackwatch
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I latterly wrote a blog post titled medicare, Obama, And The Natural Health And Wellness Solution debating how given the medical care debate and the astronomical medicare cost that have led to that debate, that alternative practitioners as well as conventional doctors that use alternative approaches should be given more freedom to practice.
I illustrated the fact that I do not believe the current suggested medical care plan will help, in part, as it does nothing about the most critical issue, and that is the cost of the currently recognized treatments employed for our most deadly and weakening illnesses ; additionally, it may actually, in time, restrict more medical liberties.
On the other hand I also pointed out that those that advocate the free market approach to medicare largely will help frame laws or sit idly by while laws are framed which will prohibit their choice to pick an alternative specialist if they select to do so.
This would permit more competition into the market and help drive cost down. However as I pointed out in the article cited above there are those that are really not especially interested in free market solutions, but rather slick methods to monopolize the market which they have just done.
That leads me to the important part of this post...
Maximum Prostate Supplement
According to the North County Times Prosecutors latterly brought legal charges against a California family doctor charged with promising terminally ill cancer patients that they might be cured with an herbal treatment. According to reports, Dr Christine Daniel, using her influence as an ordained Pentecostal minister tapped into the vessel of faith to lure people from across the land to try her regimen.
The reports indicate that she even appeared on the Trinity Broadcasting Network in 2002 suggesting her cancer cure and its sixty % success rate, according to Fed. investigators. Authorities arrested Daniel, fifty five, at her San Fernando Valley home in October and charged her with 2 counts each of wire and mail crime. If found guilty, she's facing up to 80 years in prison.
In all, Fed prosecutors articulated Daniel siphoned about $1.1 million from 50 5 families between 2001 and 2004. At least 6 patients varying in age from four to sixty-nine died within seven months after seeing Daniel is what is being claimed. 'This is an example of a doctor who is preying on the most exposed people in our society,' voiced aid U.S. Lawyer, Joseph Johns. He also declared [*CO]'These patients were told they were being cured, but they were being eaten alive by cancer.'.
A phone message left for Daniel's lawyer, Manuel Miller, was not returned right away. Prosecutors claimed Daniel concocted a cure known, among other names, as'C-Extract' that she revealed would help treat cancer and other afflictions like multiple sclerosis, hepatitis, and Alzheimer's and Parkinson's sicknesses.
Some of her patients were interested in her from her appearance on TBN's'Praise the Lord.' according to a North County Times article. The article claims that Daniel told spectators she picked up herbs from around the globe, and, when they were mixed with prayer, there had been a good chance their cancer might be cured.
How Many die of Chemo?
Though not all is known concerning the events that encircled the patients of Dr. Daniel ( therefore I'm neither with or against her particular treatment/s ) one has to ask if in truth her patients were terminally ill what was the likelihood that they would have lived with traditional treatments and if those treatments were shown to hasten their death would the suppliers also have been arrested?
As an example the BBC news carried a tale in Nov of 2008 of a study that discovered in'a review of six hundred cancer patients who died within thirty days of treatment revealed that in more than a quarter of cases it actually hastened or caused death.
The report by the countrywide confidential Enquiry into Patient result and Death declared doctors should think about reducing doses or not using chemical treatment at all... The group of patients the independent group was having a look at represents 2% of the eighty thousand folk who receive chemical treatment each year.'
The study'found that in 27% of cases it hastened or caused death - the toxic nature of the treatment can end up in a variety of Problems, the most heavy being an infection called neutropenic sepsis.'
Now that study looked at just a comparatively tiny quantity of people that actually receive chemo so one might imagine just what quantity of people are dying from the medicine and yet a family doctor that attempts to use an alternative approach is arrested and charged.
alternative cancer remedies, alternative medicine, cancer remedies, hoxsey, medical freedom, quacks, quackwatch
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