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To: Nitro

This report is stunning. Fatal medical mistakes. Unless you've had it happen to you, it's easy to be cavalier. Do you know how many nutritional courses doctors take--maybe ONE. They rely on drugs which poison the body in one way or another. Chemotherapy is POISON. Radiation is burning tissue. Much surgery is unnecessary. My old pappy used to say of surgery: The doc's wife needed a new purse! Just because a doc knows the anatomy of the body does not mean he/she knows how to take care of it. Doctors should be paid only when they help people get well. Then the whole system would change. They wouldn't make as much money, of course, but less people would die.


14 posted on 03/14/2005 4:16:47 AM PST by dimmer-rats stealvotes
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To: dimmer-rats stealvotes
Chemotherapy is POISON.

Well, yeah. It kills the fastest growing cells (i.e. the ones that are growing out of control - the cancer cells). Does it kill other fast growing cells? Yes, that's why people are prone to vomiting, lose their hair, etc. There's a fine line between too much of a chemo drug and too little.

Of course, the strides they have made in the last 20 years are mind blowing, in terms targeted chemo, etc.

Signed, a childhood cancer survivor

34 posted on 03/14/2005 6:18:08 AM PST by technochick99 (Self defense is a basic human right ; Sig Sauer is my equalizer)
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To: dimmer-rats stealvotes
This report is stunning. Fatal medical mistakes. Unless you've had it happen to you, it's easy to be cavalier.

I don't think you'll get many first-hand reports.

89 posted on 03/16/2005 8:25:20 AM PST by Old Professer (A man's conscience is like his garden, it is his and his alone to tend.)
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