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If you have a headache, the doctor prescribes aspirin. The headache disappears

and everyone is happy. No one ever asked the question, " What caused the

headache? " .

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This is the greatest problem I see in traditional allopathic medicine. Not

looking UNDER symptom relief and as an example so few are reading up on emerging

infections, and the typical labs are 10-20 years behind the published science on

these infections.

 

James Schaller, MD

Florida

 

 

 

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Friday, December 29, 2006 5:01 AM

How to drugs work? By creating a greater

problem !!

 

 

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If you have a headache, the doctor prescribes aspirin. The headache disappears

and everyone is happy. No one ever asked the question, " What caused the

headache? " . Based on the treatment prescribed and the resultant " cure " , we can

conclude that the headache was caused by an " aspirin deficiency " . However, a

little research will tell us that aspirin is composed of salicylic acid - an

absolute poison to the body, thus an " aspirin deficiency " is out of the

question. In fact, any drug on the market, we will find, is composed of chemical

toxins which are poisonous to humans. How then can drugs alleviate symptoms,

cure ills, wipe out disease and generally make us feel better if they are

poisonous?

 

To understand how drugs " cure " symptoms, let us look a little deeper into how

aspirin takes away a pain. Did you know that aspirin will relieve any pain in

the body, whether it be a headache or a toe ache? The only exception to this is

stomach pain. Aspirin will not help stomach pain. Ask the pharmacist how aspirin

works, he will tell you that it has some sort of numbing effect over the entire

body, so regardless of where the pain is, it is relieved. But isn't the stomach

part of the body? Why doesn't aspirin take care of stomach pain? He will reply

that this is one of the great mysteries of aspirin.

 

Let's say you are out on the farm hunting and you get a thorn in your finger.

It is quite sore, so you decide to head back to your truck to get some tweezers

to take care of the problem. As you pass through the barn yard you step on a

nail. Do you still feel the pain of the thorn in your finger, in fact do you

even remember it is there? Was it suddenly cured when you stepped on the nail?

No, not at all. Then why is the thorn no longer a concern? Simply because your

body now has a higher priority - something more life threatening to worry about

- the nail in the foot.

 

Then as you are passing through the barbed wire fence to finally reach your

truck, you shoot your toe off with the shotgun (the other foot of course). Are

you now aware of the thorn? No. How about the hole in your foot from the rusty

nail. I don't think so. Why not? Once again the body shifted its focus to the

most life threatening situation. There is only x amount of energy in the body.

If we create a crisis in one part of the body, energy must be " borrowed " from

other parts of the body to cope with the crisis.

 

Every aspirin (buffered or not) causes a teaspoon worth of bleeding in the

stomach. If you have a headache, which is generally caused by toxic blood from

something we've eaten which is harmful to us, and you take an aspirin causing

internal bleeding, which do you think would be more life threatening? In most

cases the internal bleeding. The body must now shift its attention to the higher

priority problem (stomach), and the headache disappears. Did the aspirin remove

the toxins from the blood stream? Not at all, just created a more life

threatening situation.

 

If the aspirin does not take away the headache, it simply means that the

internal bleeding is not more life threatening than the toxic blood. So now take

six aspirin, and a more life theatening situation will take place in the stomach

and the headache dissipates.

 

Why doesn't aspirin take care of stomach pain? If you have stomach pain then

your body's attention is already focused on the stomach. Additional stress there

will not force the body to shift its attention elsewhere in the body. Tylenol,

however, will alleviate stomach pain because it plays havoc with the liver,

causing the body to move its attention from stomach to liver. Thus all drugs

produce symptomatic relief without actually removing the cause.

 

A drug " cures " your complaint by creating a disease of its own. If the poison

of the drug, whatever drug you want to name, is more life threatening to the

body than the symptom for which you took the drug (or the doctor's prescription

for such), then your symptoms will disappear. If the drug is not more life

threatening, then it will not produce symptomatic relief and the doctor will

prescribe a stronger, more poisonous, more life threatening drug. Now the body

will be forced to focus on the drug so that the drug literally doesn't kill the

body. You become symptom free. Yet the cause of the disease was not eliminated,

and true healing did not take place. Since there is no such thing as a drug

deficiency, the body simply put the disease process on hold to eliminate the

drug.

 

How many children do you know that take antibiotics for infections? The

antibiotic stops the symptoms. As soon as the antibiotic is stopped, the

infection returns. It is because the antibiotic does not kill the infection,

rather the antibiotic is so toxic to the liver and rest of the body, that the

body must wall off, or put on " hold " the infective process to deal with the drug

before it kills the body. Once the drug is dealt with, the body will, as soon as

it has built up adequate nutrients and energies, resume the cleansing process

via the infection. If the taking of the antibiotic was so devitalizing to the

body, lowering its frequency, the infection may not return, only a more serious

chronic disease at a later date.

 

One of the great laws of nature is the law of cause and effect. We do not gain

anything without working for it. Diseases are not " caught " , they are earned by

not taking care of our bodies. How then can we not stop doing the wrong that

made us sick, take a drug and get well? It is the same as the drunk saying,

" Sober me up with a pill, but let me keep drinking " . Impossible to do. Disease

is no exception.

 

When anesthetic is administered to knock one out for surgery, the same

principle applies. The anesthetic is so poisonous to the body, that the body

must put itself to sleep to free up the tremendous amount of energy that is used

for consciousness. This energy is then utilized to eliminate the toxic

anesthetic from the body before it causes death.

 

Why do you think people are so sick and groggy after surgery. Why do something

like 2% of people who undergo surgery die from the anesthetic if it weren't a

poison? Different drugs rob energy from different parts of the body, thus they

have various effects or " cure " different symptoms.

 

The bottom line is that they rob energy from the body, change the body's

priorities to focus on the drug - a more life threatening situation - and the

cause is not eliminated. We are actually still sick, just as some must stay on

drugs a lifetime to stay symptom free, constantly increasing the dose as they

become sicker and sicker. Others are " cured " by the drug and can stop taking it,

only to face another more serious disease down the road.

 

If we would just listen to the body when we become ill, let the illness tell

us our symptoms are due to something wrong we are doing (wrong diet or life

style), stop doing it, then the illness as well as the need for drugs would be

eliminated and a more healthy life would result.

 

Side-Effects

" Side-effects " which often result when drugs are administered are the body's

effort at eliminating the drug. Eg.: breaking out in a skin rash - body pushing

drug out through skin, getting drowsy - body conserving conscious energy in

order to stay alive while eliminating the drug.

 

The Logic of Drug Therapy

Drug therapy defies all logic when we consider that any drug administered to a

healthy person will make him sick, and yet the doctor prescibes these very

poisons to a sick person and expects him to get well. How can a body be poisoned

back to health?

 

" We have allowed (the drugs) industry to subvert the rules of science. We have

watched quietly as governments and academics have colluded with industry to hide

information critical to our patients. We have remained silent as our medical

schools have churned out graduates who have no knowledge of the dilemmas and

scandals of medicine. We have allowed many of our medical journals to become

corrupted and timid, " - Dr Aubrey Blumsohn