No Way to Treat the Dying

[Guest guest]

This is the headline of an article on page 14 of the February 4, 2008

issue of Newsweek. The story is about a lady who had inoperable breast

cancer and the only doctor offering any hope was Dr. Jarir Nakouzi, a

homeopathic physician in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The sick lady's

husband claims that Dr. Nakouzi was offering her false hope just to

exploit her for money. The husband is disputing the bill for such

treatments as bioresonance therapy, quadrant analysis and antosanguis.

The quote that really enraged me was from Dr. Jack Killen, acting

deputy director of the National Center for Complementary and

Alternative Medicine. He says homeopathy " goes beyond current

understanding of chemistry and physics. " He adds: " There is, to my

knowledge, NO CONDITION FOR WHICH HOMEOPATHY HAS BEEN PROVEN TO BE AN

EFFECTIVE TREATMENT. " What do you all think? Could this National Center

for Complementary and Alternative Medicine just be a group of MD's

trying to make people afraid of anything but alliopathic modalities? I

wonder if it's funded by the Rockefeller Foundation? LOL

[Guest guest]

OMG I would seriously avoid that hospital/clinic at all cost! I

definately think those are Doctor whom are posers. Only in it to make

the so called money that natural health care is supposedly stealing

from them.

Wouldn't you love to be a wired (wired for sound recording)up fly

sittiing on there shoulders behind closed doors??

Gabby

 

, " Ron Schlauch "

<bluewolf1947 wrote:

>

> This is the headline of an article on page 14 of the February 4,

2008

> issue of Newsweek. The story is about a lady who had inoperable

breast

> cancer and the only doctor offering any hope was Dr. Jarir Nakouzi,

a

> homeopathic physician in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The sick lady's

> husband claims that Dr. Nakouzi was offering her false hope just to

> exploit her for money. The husband is disputing the bill for such

> treatments as bioresonance therapy, quadrant analysis and

antosanguis.

> The quote that really enraged me was from Dr. Jack Killen, acting

> deputy director of the National Center for Complementary and

> Alternative Medicine. He says homeopathy " goes beyond current

> understanding of chemistry and physics. " He adds: " There is, to my

> knowledge, NO CONDITION FOR WHICH HOMEOPATHY HAS BEEN PROVEN TO BE

AN

> EFFECTIVE TREATMENT. " What do you all think? Could this National

Center

> for Complementary and Alternative Medicine just be a group of MD's

> trying to make people afraid of anything but alliopathic

modalities? I

> wonder if it's funded by the Rockefeller Foundation? LOL

>