Executive Summary The breast cancer industry is powered by false claims, wasteful fundraising, and solutions that are just doubling down on the failed approaches of the medical establishment. Introduction Breast cancer organizations are by far the most effective at marketing and fundraising of all the different cancer categories and organizations. Wait One Second… Why is…
Executive Summary The HIV hypothesis for AIDS has a major problem when those who receive blood transfusions from those with HIV/AIDS don’t get AIDS. Introduction AIDS was a constructed disease that turned out to be highly effective in allowing virologists to receive many billions of dollars in research funding, and which changed the culture to…
Executive Summary The HIV hypothesis for AIDS has a major problem AIDS cannot come from IV drug users sharing needles. Introduction AIDS was a constructed disease that turned out to be highly effective in allowing virologists to receive many billions of dollars in research funding, and which changed the culture to be concerned about a…
Executive Summary The HIV hypothesis for AIDS has a major problem when a high percentage of AIDS patients don’t have HIV. Introduction AIDS was a constructed disease that turned out to be highly effective in allowing virologists to receive many billions of dollars in research funding, and which changed the culture to be concerned about…
Executive Summary HIV infects a tiny percentage of the overall cells of a body. Introduction AIDS was a constructed disease that turned out to be highly effective in allowing virologists to receive many billions of dollars in research funding, and which changed the culture to be concerned about a sexually transmitted disease that did not…
Executive Summary The story of the suppression of Laetrile is critical to understanding how the medical establishment sidelines treatments that compete with their preferred treatments. Introduction The story of the suppression of Laetrile in the 1970s is amazing and very important in understanding how the medical establishment stops competitive treatments from being tested and used….
Executive Summary Many areas of the medical establishment are damaging our health. We cover some important examples. Introduction While writing an article on the poor nutrient quality of food in hospitals, which you can read at The Irresponsible Poor Nutrition Quality of Hospital Food, I came upon the concept that hospitals and medical establishment doing…
Executive Summary The quotes from Dr. Francis Collins illustrate how the NIH tries to divorce itself from health outcomes. Introduction While reviewing an interview given by the head of the NIH, Dr. Fancis Collins, I found an interesting question asked by the NPR interviewer. How Dr. Collins responded is the topic of this article. Wait…
Executive Summary One of the most significant holes in the HIV hypothesis for AIDS is the low biological activity of HIV. Introduction AIDS was a constructed disease that turned out to be highly effective in allowing virologists to receive many billions of dollars in research funding, and which changed the culture to be concerned about…
Executive Summary One of the pillars of the HIV hypothesis is that the retrovirus HIV behaves in a way that no other retrovirus has been recorded as behaving. Introduction AIDS was a constructed disease that turned out to be highly effective in allowing virologists to receive many billions of dollars in research funding. This means…