Are doctors lying

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

 

I have been accused of "raving and ranting". Let me say I am not

alone. Approximately 50% of the worlds population is fired up against

modern medicine. I suppose they are not doing this without reason.

All the more so when mainstream doctors are joining their ranks.

 

My friends know me as a "very cool chap". I rarely get annoyed, let

alone attack anybody. Therefore when I "rave and rant" there is some

reason behind it. I have been trying to point out the facts behind

the current mess in the health care system in various groups. As I

have said earlier, many people feel that with superficial changes

modern medicine will once again win back the confidence of the

masses. This idea is a vain chimera because it is modern medicine

that is responsible for most of our current woes.

 

I spoke of the string theory to point out the inherent holistic

nature of the universe. Reductionism has no place in this world where

consciousness rules and not matter. Therefore a system which

sees "hearts" and "livers" instead of patients is not only

superficial but downright dangerous. The sooner these ideas are

dropped the better. Once a mainstream doctor argued with a health

activist friend of mine in an NGO meeting on this issue. My friend

just asked him what they mean by "multiple organ failure" and why

does that suddenly take place. The doctor blurted out, "because all

the organs are related" and then stopped abruptly realising the

blunder he had committed.

 

Therefore let us not be fooled by the alleged erudition and the

technical terms used by the mainstream doctors. Let us listen to our

common sense. We, the believers in holistic systems, believe in God

unlike the modern doctors who say God is "unscientific". And we

believe that cures exist in nature. Is it not strange

that "scientific" man needs artificial medications and surgical

procedures whereas the "wild animals" in the forests can remain

healthy without them. They too are under a lot of stress having to

constantly think of food and escaping from predators. Of course

recetly environmental pollutants and pesticides in the food chain are

taking a heavy toll of them. Very similiar to our own current fate

where we find high levels of "Paxil" (an anitidepressant) and other

medicines and pesticides in our drinking water and food.

 

For those who watch "Animal Planet" must have seen a recent episode

where a lioness bitten by a poisonous snake survived not only the

venom but also the hyenas who wanted to make meat of her. The

commentator wondered aloud at the protective power of nature. Let us

not try to play God but shake hands with nature for our own benefit.

Arrogance never does anyone any good.

 

Regards,

Jagannath.