Zapper and health claims

[Guest guest]

The FDA bans making medical claims for such devices. They passed a regulation

that only an FDA approved drug can treat or cure disease. Therefore anyone who

has something that works is not allowed to tell you that. The FDA will bust you

for 'drug paraphenalia'

The tortured logic is: If it treats disease, it must be a drug, and since

Zapper is not approved by the FDA a a medical device it would violate the law to

make claims for it. So it can be sold but no medical claims can be made. The

First Amendment doesn't apply in the medical field. Follow the money trail.

Chinese herb formulas and bulk herbs may be imported and sold only 'to make

tea'. Only insiders and those who read know what they really do. Buy your herb

books now before they are banned.

A similar FDA regulation atates that only a duly licensed physician may treat,

diagnose or cure disease or perform invasive procedure. Naturopathic

practitioners must use care to avoid using those words. Many are in jail.

There is yet another FDA regulation that " Medicinal value may not be

attributed to any plant. " If a health food store makes a health claim, FDA

agents swoop in, guns drawn, employees are fired or the store is closed.

Dr. Carley left the medical profession when she discovered that pharmaceutical

medicines didn't cure anything. You can hear her radio show on the Republic

Broadcasting Network. Also that of Dr. A. True Ott, ND on the same station.

Congress turned these regulations into law. PBS did a show on huge drug

company payoffs to legislators. Even the ACLU is too scared to take on the

medical free speech issue.

A TV ad for a vaccine listed Guillain-Barre syndrome as a side effect. In

this condition large holes appear in your brain. Another TV ad for Premarin

listed 'dementia' as a side effect.

 

Stephen Jared ND