Fwd: [MC_USA] Early History of American Medical System, ( 1930 and 1940 )

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Is " anger " the only appropriate response to Weil's views on Budwig or any

other subject. The man has his point of view, and I respect it. I don't

get angry when he makes an assertion. Knowing him to be among the most

brilliant doctors in the country, able and willing to try anything that

works for people, and open to any and all techniques that show good results

in properly designed tests and studies, I take his viewpoint seriously, and

never fail to incorporate it, more or less, into my own.

JP

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" Frank " <califpacific

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Wednesday, January 14, 2004 8:02 PM

Fwd: [MC_USA] Early History of

American Medical System, ( 1930 and 1940 )

 

 

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> Wayne Fugitt

> Wed, 14 Jan 2004 17:54:18 -0600

> [MC_USA] Early History of American Medical System, ( 1930 and

1940 )

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> Dr Weil and many others...... They can't talk, they can't practice, they

cannot do or say what they believe,

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> It seems that some people are a bit perturbed at the things Dr. Weil said

(or did not say ) about Dr. Budwig. We on this Flaxseed Oil list who know

her best from our own experience, much by " trial and error " , are perhaps

more qualified to speak about her than many half-baked medical doctors or

researchers, and others, who are expounding views with little or no

foundation. This of course excludes those M.D.`s who admire her and who do

report somewhat accurately.

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> As for those people who are really " angry " ar Dr. Weil, let me add this:

IMHO, it is misdirected anger. The anger should be directed at where it all

began and that is from well seeded plans made way back in the early 20th

century by no others than several " Captains of Industry " like Carnegie,

Rockefellar, Rothschilds, etc.( You know, the guys who rightly or wrongly

knew/interpreted the Malthusian theory). [ Do a research on the " Flexner

Report " and you will find that " Dr. " Flexner was commissioned by his brother

via the Carnegie Foundation ( and others) to go throughout the USA back in

about 1912 and sort out the Universities which were going to " raise " their

medical standards to be able to follow the " Allopathic " [drug use] approach

to medicine. (paraphrazing). All schools/universities who continued to

accept the alternative medicine route, were omitted from the grants bestowed

upon them and were greatly discredited , until they compiled 100%. That

meant that Homeopthic doctors

> ( the majority of doctors at that time), chiropractors, osteopaths,

acupuncurists, and a whole host of other practitioning people, were wiped

out once the " new laws' of each state had been successfully lobbied until

they conformed with " practicing medicine " within the definitions outlined

by each state`s legislature.It took until the late 1930`s for this process

to be completed. In most states, once the laws were in place. all

people who did not follow the rules were thrown into jail or worse. The term

" Prcticing Medicine Without a License " puts the fear of God into people even

today....It means a one way ticket....

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> On top of that, as has been already reported, Morris Fishbien , as head of

the A.M.A., from about 1936 to 1948, hounded people until they gave up or

were put away in jail. { He was rewarded with a Professorship of medicine at

where else? at the University of Chicago, itself a Rockefellar creation.(

But what else is new? ) Many were not even accused but with the FDA backing

up the lead from the AMA, and Medical Boards, the holocaust of American

medicine was in place. Many good medical men were brought into court and

their reputations tarmished or they faced finacial ruin by the financial

weight of long drawn out law suits. Any doctor who dared " think outside the

box " was dealt with by hard means. Peer group action keeps a good medical

" checks and balance " sytem in place, doesn`t it?

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> Drugs were prescribed as legal means to " health " and the rest is history.

You know the rest.

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> On top of all this, former President Nixson, in 1972, signed into law the

fact that tax payers money would support " cancer research " as he promised

then that that dreaded word, " Cancer " , would be wiped out by..., Quote:

" the year 2000 " ,... End of Quote. It is now a roller coaster ride for these

" research " companies for grants and money. The Government Agencies , like

the FDA seem to be outside of the control of " regulators " , and The NIH does

little better than make " a drop in the oceans of money " available for

" alternative " reseach . The USDA, The FTC, The SEC, and all other kinds of

Government agencies get into the act to silence dissenters...don`t eevn

mention Congress, where beautiful form letters answer every question about

health. Most of those form letters seem to be made by PR companies, or some

unwritten hand...

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> Today, some doctors have bolted but they are few and far between. Most,

like Dr. Weil, will go out on a limb, just a wee bit, and no more. They

can`t or won`t. Don`t we on this list find many people who are stricken with

serious diseases, still " sitting on the fence " ? If sick people can`t let go,

then how can we 'attack " doctors who admittedly should know better, but

don`t seem to know? We can`t and shouldn`t. IMHO, we should move completely

past these people and don`t give them any importance at all. After all, who

is in charge anyway? Let`s get on with our own job of keeping ourselves and

our families healthy, if possible.Others will not listen....

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> A case in fact, is this Dr. Budwig discussion. How is it that

" researchers " are blinded by using Flaxseed Oil only in their tests? How is

it that no one has ever paid attention openly to the Combination of Flaxseed

oil and Low fat cottage cheese (sulferated proteins)?, How is it that Dr.

Budwig is still totally being discredited by medical people ignoring her?

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> Is it fear of a loss of reputation? Money? Clientele? Or is it that

invested interests like Food Processors, drug manufacturers, medical people,

A-Z, and especially the news media have all selfish or guarded interests to

protect?

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> No, IMHO, I believe we should boycott them and not the other way

around...Ignore them, avoid them and point out what they are, and no more.

They, too, are caught up....just like Dr. Weil, and perhaps, your own

doctor, if you have one....

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> Now we have the new international threats of " super governments " , like the

European Commission, The UN`s " Codex Alimentarius " , and WHO ( SARS) etc, and

the " Vaccination Doomsayers: all ganging up on unsuspecting people who are

stampeded by fear.This doesn`t even bring up the subject of " invisible

rays! " that are bombarding us every day....as " Technology " marches

ahead....That`s another story....eh?

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> By taking back our own health, we can all do a lot.

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> Dr. Andrew Weil? I like him because he has " stepped out of the box " a bit

but I don`t take his word as " Gospel " or for anything but what it is . I

read him and smile. He at least is giving indications and hints. The rest is

up to us, isn`t it?

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> Lastly, am I angry at the events of the last 70 to 90 years? No, just

disapponted that I didn`t know enough to have saved my own parents who both

went the way of radiation, surgery and drugs, etc., administerd by

self-serving or ignorant " doctors " ... Thank God for Dr. Budwig and her

writings. With her, there is a chance...

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> I don`t want to know about " prestige " , or " money " or " fame " . I believe we

should all do the right thing from the heart, and that starts with us, way

down deep, today if not, yesterday.

> Thanks for reading/ listening to my tirade. Don`t get angry,,,you will

lose....Ciao for now and good health to all,

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> Mike

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