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Space Travellin Registered: 02/13/00 Posts: 66,015 Loc: 9th Dimension |
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G. Edward Griffin - A World Without Cancer - The Story Of Vitamin B17 http://video.google.com/videopla SAME MOVIE BROKEN UP 1. Cure Your Cancer - Undisclosed Research http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u 2. Cure Your Cancer - B17/Cycle of Tumors http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O 3. Cure Your Cancer - The Role of Laetrile http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V 4. Cure Your Cancer - Dosage/Case Studies http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f 5. Cure Your Cancer - Tell Your Friends http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g Hoxsey - How Healing Becomes A Crime. alt. cancer cure http://video.google.com/videopla This documentary concerns Harry M. Hoxsey, the former coal miner whose family's herbal recipe has brought about claims of a cancer cure. All starting in 1924 with his first clinic, he expanded to 17 states by the mid 1950s, along the way constantly battling organized medicine that labeled him a charlatan. Hoxsey's supporters point out he was the victim of arrests, or "quackdowns" spearheaded by the proponents of established medical practices. Interviews of patients satisfied with the results of the controversial treatment are balanced with physicians from the FDA and the AMA. A clinic in Tijuana, Mexico claims an 80% success rate, while opponents are naturally skeptical. What is apparent is that cancer continues to be one of humankind's more dreaded diseases, and that political and economic forces dominate research and development. Cure for Cancer through Apple and Apricot seeds http://video.google.com/videopla Jason Vale, Champion arm wrestler has fought and cured cancer 3 times through eating raw apple and apricot seeds that contain a little ... all ยป known vitamin B17. The Big Pharmaceutical giants don't want people to know this little fact so they have encouraged the FDA to ban the sale of raw apricot or Vitamin B17 ~ Amygdalin Laetrile as it is also known. You can however order the seeds online from other countries. Search the web... there are endless testimonials of persons that have sent various cancers into complete remission because of these little seeds. God Bless you... there is always a way to LIFE in his Kingdom! The Illusion Of Disease By Mike Adams 3-14-5 There is a curious tendency in conventional medicine to label a set of symptoms as a disease. For example, I recently spotted a poster touting a new drug for osteoporosis. It was written by a drug company and it said this: "Osteoporosis is a disease that causes weak and fragile bones." The poster went on to say that you need a particular drug to counteract this "disease." Yet the language is all backward. Osteoporosis is not a disease that causes weak bones. Osteoporosis is the name given to a diagnosis of weak bones. In other words, the weak bones happened first, and then the diagnosis followed. Another drug company defines osteoporosis as "the disease that causes bones to become thinner." Again, the cause and effect are reversed. And that's how drug companies want people to think about diseases and symptoms: First you "get" the disease, then you are "diagnosed" just in time to take an expensive new drug for the rest of your life. But it's all hogwash. There is no such disease as osteoporosis. It's just a name for a pattern of symptoms that indicate you've let your bones get fragile. And to treat it, western doctors will give you prescriptions for drugs that claim to make your bones less brittle. We should really call it Brittle Bones Disease, and describe the treatment in plain language - exercise, vitamin D, mineral supplements with calcium and strontium, natural sunlight, and the avoidance of substances like soft drinks, white flour, and added sugars, which strip away bone mass. Diabetes is another condition given a complex name that puts its solution out of reach of the average patient. Type 2 diabetes isn't technically a disease. It's just a natural metabolic side effect of consuming refined carbohydrates and added sugars in large quantities without engaging in regular physical exercise. The name "diabetes" is meaningless to the average person. It should be called Excessive Sugar Disease. If it were called Excessive Sugar Disease, the solution to it would be rather apparent. Cancer is another disease named after its symptom. To this day, most doctors and patients still believe that cancer is a physical thing: a tumor. In reality, a tumor is only a side effect of cancer, not its cause. A tumor is simply a physical manifestation of a cancer pattern that is expressed by the body. When a person "has cancer," what they really have is a sluggish or suppressed immune system. And that would be a far better name for the disease: Suppressed Immune System Disorder. If cancer were actually called that, it would seem ridiculous to try to cure it by cutting out tumors and destroying the immune system with chemotherapy. These are the two most popular treatments for cancer, and they do nothing to support the patient's immune system or prevent future occurrences. That's exactly why most people who undergo chemotherapy or the removal of tumors end up with yet more cancer down the road. The cure for cancer already exists, and it's found in every human body. Your body kills cancer cells as a routine daily task, and it has done it thousands of times in your lifetime. All we have to do is stop poisoning our bodies with cancer-causing chemicals and start feeding ourselves the materials our bodies need to beat chronic disease. Instead of searching for new technological cures, our money and time would be better spent making people aware of the existing cures and prevention strategies available right now. Here's another example: high cholesterol. Conventional medicine says that high cholesterol is caused by a chemical imbalance in the liver, the organ that produces cholesterol. Thus the treatment is drugs (statin drugs) that inhibit the liver's production of cholesterol. Upon taking these drugs, the high cholesterol (the "disease") is regulated. But the fatal flaw in this approach is once again evident: The symptom is not the cause of the disease. There is another cause, one that is routinely ignored by conventional medicine, doctors, drug companies, and even patients. The root cause of high cholesterol is primarily dietary. A person who eats foods that are high in saturated fats and hydrogenated oils will inevitably produce more bad cholesterol. It's simple cause and effect, not some bizarre behavior by the liver. "There's a great deal of ego invested in the medical community, and they sure don't want to make health sound attainable to the average person." ==================== If the disease were accurately named, it would be called Fatty Food Choice Disease. That would make more sense to people. And the obvious solution to the disease would be to choose foods that aren't so fatty. Of course, that may be a bit of an oversimplification, since you have to distinguish between healthy fats and unhealthy fats. But at least the name would give patients a better idea of what's actually going on. Outside the United States , the names of diseases in other languages (such as Chinese) more accurately describe their actual causes. In western medicine, however, the name of the disease obscures the root cause. That makes all diseases sound far more complex and mysterious than they really are. That's a shame, because the treatments and cures for virtually all chronic diseases are actually quite simple and can be described in plain language. Preventing and reversing these diseases only requires language that describes things like making different food choices, getting more natural sunlight, drinking more water, engaging in regular physical exercise, avoiding specific toxins, supplementing your diet, and so on. There is a degree of arrogance in the language of western medicine, and this arrogance propagates the separation between doctors and their patients. Separation never results in healing. In order to create healing, we must bring together healers and patients by using plain language that real people understand and that real people can act upon. There's a great deal of ego invested in the medical community, and they sure don't want to make health sound attainable to the average person. Making the language of disease complicated keeps it out of reach of the public. But health is attainable by every single person. It isn't rocket science. It's not complex. And it doesn't require a prescription. Health is easy, it is straightforward, and it is direct. And, for the most part, it is available free of charge if you invoke the healing power of sunlight, pure water, stress reduction, exercise, and healthy food choices. Mike Adams is a holistic nutritionist and author of more than 1,500 articles on disease prevention, conventional medicine, and more. He posts new articles daily at http://www.NewsTarget.com. His downloadable e-books (many are free) are published at Are you Ready for The Cure for Cancer?
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Nomadic Jester Registered: 08/14/02 Posts: 28,785 Loc: (523) 327-2836 Last seen: 15 years, 8 months |
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personally...I like Denis Leary's 'No Cure For Cancer' better myself
part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4 part 5 part 6 part 7 part 8 part 9
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Registered: 04/15/05 Posts: 11,089 |
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available free of charge if you invoke the healing power of sunlight, pure water, stress reduction, exercise, and healthy food choices.
But how will the multi-billion dollar health "care" industry make any money off that prescription??
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Stranger ![]() Registered: 04/21/05 Posts: 4,587 |
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This should be in MRP.
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Visual Alchemist Registered: 04/27/06 Posts: 11,192 Loc: Solar Circuit |
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disagreed. this is no speculation. cancer is curable and there are many clinics today successfully using alternative medicine to treat this disease.
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Visual Alchemist Registered: 04/27/06 Posts: 11,192 Loc: Solar Circuit |
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prevention before intervention.
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Stranger ![]() Registered: 04/21/05 Posts: 4,587 |
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Show me a clinic that has cured cancer with B17.
The Mayo clinic already tried using this with one hundred and seventy three patients and not one tumor was even reduced in size.
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Visual Alchemist Registered: 04/27/06 Posts: 11,192 Loc: Solar Circuit |
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i don't know of a clinic that has cured cancer with vitamin B17. i haven't yet done my research on this method.
all i'm saying is that there are healers out there, especially concentrated in south america and east asia, who use alchemical as well as shamanic means to cure cancer patients from around the world. --------------------
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porch monkey fer Registered: 08/05/06 Posts: 1,218 Loc: ottawa on Last seen: 17 years, 4 months |
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its because its a holstic approach that cures it not just a magic pill...
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Mad Scientist Registered: 03/02/05 Posts: 13,388 |
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There have in fact been clinical trials with laetrile (B 17) and its ability to "cure" cancer"
The first was a trial of 178 patients: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entr where they concluded: "Amygdalin (Laetrile) is a toxic drug that is not effective as a cancer treatment." The fact is, when you look at the hard data and actual documented studies of these alternative therapies, they simply haven't proven to be effective. This is why all the "evidence" you see for these types of "cures" are in self published literature and are only present in anecdotal reports. When you actualy subject these treatments to rigorous scientific investigation; they fail. You will also notice the "information" on these alternative cures " can be yours for the low price of buying my book...order today, or you will die". These people pray on people's ignorance and take advantage of those with terminal illness. It's a shame they are allowed to continue manipulating people in this way. -------------------- ...the whole experience is (and is as) a profound piece of knowledge. It is an indellible experience; it is forever known. I have known myself in a way I doubt I would have ever occurred except as it did. Smith, P. Bull. Menninger Clinic (1959) 23:20-27; p. 27. ...most subjects find the experience valuable, some find it frightening, and many say that is it uniquely lovely. Osmond, H. Annals, NY Acad Science (1957) 66:418-434; p.436
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Space Travellin Registered: 02/13/00 Posts: 66,015 Loc: 9th Dimension |
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It's a shame some peoples knee-jerk reaction is to automatically try and debunk such information without even looking at the evidence.
Hey, that's a nice one-sided clinical study performed in 1982.. but I fail to see how this discredits everything or anything I just posted. And where do you see anything about buying a book? If you watch the videos I posted, they are in fact... free of charge. The ONLY one saying order today or you die, is in fact.. the medical industry.
Yeah, mmhm. That's how my aunt cured her colon cancer after doctors told her she had no hope of recovery. You talk about "hard data" and "documented" studies, I tell you my aunt is still alive, when doctors said she was supposed to be dead 5 years ago. Keep fighting the good fight.. Also... what makes eating a healthy balanced diet, in lieu of drugs.. an "alternative therapy" exactly? Could you please explain this to me? In the first video, it gives several examples of the ineptitude of the medical industry. For example.. back in the 1400s, entire ships were being wiped out by scurvy. The medical authorities were looking all over the ships to find what "disease" might be causing this, but were unable to find anything. When one ship got stranded in the middle of winter, and all his men were dying.. a native showed him to take the tree bark of white pine, and pine needles.. and brew it into a tea (contains high amounts of ascorbic acid).. this brew produced immediate results and a swift recovery for most of the crew. Astonished, the captain took his fleet back to england and told the medical authorities about this discovery. They told him he was a fool to buy into such witchcraft from primitives. Sound familiar? Years later scurvy was still a problem, even though the cure was well known. It took almost 100 years and millions of deaths later until they finally got their heads out of their ass. Just due to a few people's arrogance. The moral of the story is that most "diseases" are not diseases caused by some strange unknown strain of virus or bacteria.. they are usually a deficiency of certain vitamins and minerals in the human body. It is folly to treat such a "disease" with drugs to counteract the symptoms.. when the simple cure can be found by eating healthy food, getting exercise, fresh water, and sunshine. I don't see what's "alternative" about that. Sounds NATURAL to me. PREYING ON THE IGNORANT? SELLING BOOKS? Spew more trash why don't you.
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Space Travellin Registered: 02/13/00 Posts: 66,015 Loc: 9th Dimension |
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Clinics aren't in the business of curing ANYTHING because they don't make money off cures. Fact. They make money off of continual treatment and expensive medications. Fact. Cancer is one of the biggest money making industries in the world today. If you all of a sudden had a cure for cancer.. A LOT of people would be out of jobs. It would most definitely NOT be in their best interest to go touting cures. You want to talk about scams and preying on the ignorant? Where should I begin?
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Mad Scientist Registered: 03/02/05 Posts: 13,388 |
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So a youtube video of people saying "this works" is your evidence? I would certainly be open to any type of documented trials and/or claims of these things working to cure cancer.
Actually, that is a controlled clinical trial. How does that discredit what you've posted? Here's what they did in the study: 1. They gave people laetrile (B 17) 2. It did not cure their cancer.
This is exactly my point. When actually studied under rigorous conditions most alternative cures do nothing. The hard evidence isn't there. One person spontaneously recovering from cancer is what we call an "anecdotal report". The result will not consistently be repeated. This is the only "evidence" people can provide that these cures work (in most instances). Believing in unfounded claims sends medicine back into the dark ages. As long as we're doing so, these cures should be supplemented with another wonderful therapy: prayer. -------------------- ...the whole experience is (and is as) a profound piece of knowledge. It is an indellible experience; it is forever known. I have known myself in a way I doubt I would have ever occurred except as it did. Smith, P. Bull. Menninger Clinic (1959) 23:20-27; p. 27. ...most subjects find the experience valuable, some find it frightening, and many say that is it uniquely lovely. Osmond, H. Annals, NY Acad Science (1957) 66:418-434; p.436
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Space Travellin Registered: 02/13/00 Posts: 66,015 Loc: 9th Dimension |
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No, I think what keeps us in the dark ages is this notion that everything has to be conducted in a "controlled laboratory setting" with "double-blind placebos" and published in a "peer-reviewed journal" for it to be considered valid. And that anything outside of that is invalid. Laboratory results can easily be and have been manipulated to produce the desired results. They mean nothing.
Sorry, but the real world doesn't work like that. We don't live in some laboratory. If something works, it works. And I can tell you from personal experience that a healthy diet DOES IN FACT WORK. There's nothing "Alternative" about these cures. It's simple logic that any normal person can apply without knowing any exotic sounding names of some obscure "disease". So what's to hurt by publishing this information? Surely I'm not selling anything.. and surely I'm just giving advice. And none of this advice could potentially kill you. You don't have to try it. Of course if you get cancer and you'd rather get chemotherapy than try vitamins, be my guest. As for your study being bulletproof.. not really. It says nothing in there of the duration of the study, what their diet was, or any of the other hundreds of variables that can effect such a study. If you actually watch the video, it states taking a steady supply of B17 from whole foods for several years. From that study it sounds like they got B17 from a pharmaceutical source, and administered it for three hours, before closing the case and saying it doesn't work. It's a controlled clinical trial all right. Nothing you would ever encounter in the real world, that's for sure.
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Mad Scientist Registered: 03/02/05 Posts: 13,388 |
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And if that is your position on the matter, thats fine. Personally, I think that any therapy being touted as a "cure" should work. I believe it should work consistently rather than the "one in a million shot" (e.g. above "chance levels"). Engaging in proper scientific inquiry (through placebo control, blinding etc.) helps ensure that these things happen. If this is the case, right next to the Vitamin B17 stand, I will sell "magic water" and then tell people: "Water flushes toxins from your system, thus, drinking my water will cure all your cancers". And this makes sense doesn't it? Next to that I'll offer information about how the sun circles the earth, which, if you've looked in the sky is obviously clear. And it is rather difficult to "manipulate results" when you're talking about people dying from cancer. The world of science is very flat. There are millions of people doing experiments all over the world. Scientists in other countries are completely free of american governmental influence and the evilness of "american pharma". There isn't a scientist (or country) out there who wouldn't love to publish and discover the "cure for cancer". If they lied, or manipulated it, the results would not be repeatable, and the lie would be uncovered. Reproducibility is a key feature of the scientific process. So what we're left with is tinfoil hats and the ever so random claim of "Well I knew this guy once....and he was cured so it MUST work". Which, while it may convince you, would need to be substantiated to gain my confidence. -------------------- ...the whole experience is (and is as) a profound piece of knowledge. It is an indellible experience; it is forever known. I have known myself in a way I doubt I would have ever occurred except as it did. Smith, P. Bull. Menninger Clinic (1959) 23:20-27; p. 27. ...most subjects find the experience valuable, some find it frightening, and many say that is it uniquely lovely. Osmond, H. Annals, NY Acad Science (1957) 66:418-434; p.436
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Stranger ![]() Registered: 04/21/05 Posts: 4,587 |
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The Mayo Clinic is a non-profit organization. ![]()
Who would be out of a job? I assure you, whoever discovers a cure for cancer is going to be rich beyond their wildest dreams. This is just common sense. If what you say is true, why did they decide to cure polio?
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H4x0r Registered: 01/29/03 Posts: 908 Last seen: 16 years, 7 months |
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Laetrile, (aka "vit B17") is undoubtly a HIGHLY controversial medication. The science is simply not there to support its use. That doesn't necessarily mean it doesn't work, but the best kind of evidence does not support its use. The most well designed methodologies for assessing this drug's value have not shown it to be effective. Therefore, it should be regarded with a high degree of skepticism.
Maybe you don't trust the "scientific (or medical) establishment" or even the scientific process. If that is the case, I would say, you probably don't understand science very well and you should take some courses/do some more reading. Science provides our society with the best means of gaining and critically evaluating empirical knowledge. Far too many people believe in various unproven / placebo / quack treatments because of their emotional distrust of the scientific community/processes. As far as 'holistic approaches' go, I don't think anyone in the medical community would have anything negative to say about simply improving your life style and lowering your stress levels. In fact I'm certain that almost all doctors would advocate such behaviours. But that doesn't mean there is no place for chemical treatments - simply 'living healthy' is often not enough. Of course, any chemical treatment that a doctor might advocate to his/her patients needs to be supported by proper scientific/clinical evidence. For a doctor to do otherwise would be completely irresponsible. -------------------- --------------------------------------------------
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H4x0r Registered: 01/29/03 Posts: 908 Last seen: 16 years, 7 months |
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Here is the 2006 review of the literature if you guys want it:
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Space Travellin Registered: 02/13/00 Posts: 66,015 Loc: 9th Dimension |
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Well for starters, all of the cancer research industries.. along with all the pharmacueticals that comes with it. And that's a lot.. And no, I do not trust the "scientific/medical establishment". Any industry or establishment that is based on financial gain over human well-being or the propagation of misinformation is criminal in my book. Of course this isn't to say I don't agree with 'science' itself, or that there aren't good 'scientists'. Just that I do not agree with the corrupted machine that runs it and it's intentions. I base my reality on a love for all of Creation and the process of spiritual logic. As far as 'chemical treatments' go.. I don't think you should be treating a chemical problem with a chemical solution. We do things completely backwards, and we don't usually look to find the root of the problem. I mean the REAL root of the problem, and not how to systematically eliminate and/or suppress the symptoms and after-effects of the problem.. thus essentially profiting on the proliferation and prolonging of disease and human suffering. The real criminals in this case would be the political/scientific/bigpharma/e Sure, almost anyone can grow their own food, and eat healthy if they so desire. But for most people, you have to go well out of your way to do such a thing, and the system is designed that way. The food we eat, plays such a massive role on everything about our lives. I don't know about where you live, but here.. the easiest food to get is usually processed, loaded with preservatives and artificial flavors, high in saturated fats, drowned in processed sugars.. and just otherwise completely unhealthy for any human and virtually devoid of any sort of nutritional value. The average american diet is one of the most disgusting things imagineable, and people wonder why we have such high disease and cancer rates and are the fattest nation in the world. And we are a very big influence on other nations. We push our influence. Bottom line is this. Yeah, in the past 100 years we have made a lot of progress scientifically, and medically.. no doubt about that. But that doesn't mean we are out of the dark ages just yet. Just because we have a few new toys and think we know a thing or two more about ourselves and the universe around us.. we still have a long way to go before we can even come close to fully understanding it. Right now I think the biggest problem in the world is the production of weapons and chemicals that kill life. Human conflict and the proliferation of war profiteering. The rapid destruction of our world's resources.. and just the fucked up way in general our society is run by a bunch of 'charlatans' who put profit and power over human or any life. Genocide and global warming.. nuclear weapons.. Wars on Drugs and against other races of Humans.. a "class" system that still exists to this day.. that dates back hundreds of years, unhealthy cancerous food stocked in almost every single grocery store, and the general manipulation of free will. And we think we're the Masters of the Universe with our 'scientific method'... We still have a long way to go. How about the scientific method figure out a way to quit raping the planet and each other hrm? When it supports that, I will trust it again. All this money spent on cancer research, weapons of death.. these billions and billions and billions of dollars.. that perpetuate the problem.. could be much better allocated to the area of FEEDING AND EDUCATING PEOPLE. I believe that all humans have the right to exist peacefully. And that we are all a family and should take care of each other. Not the other way around.
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H4x0r Registered: 01/29/03 Posts: 908 Last seen: 16 years, 7 months |
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You are making way too many sweeping generalizations. You can't simply condemn the entire scientific community because humanity has done some stupid things with science and technology. Most people in the scientific community are highly critical of nuclear weapons, the modern American lifestyle, polluting industries etc.
Nor can you simply say that because there is a profit motive for some people in the medical community, that there is an overarching medical conspiracy that controls the actions of government, pharmaceutical companies, clinicians, researchers, universities etc. The question at hand is "does laetrile work?". The science does not support the conclusion that it does. There is no reason to believe that the researchers who did the science were corrupted by some far-reaching conspiracy. I'm sure most cancer researchers would be thrilled to learn of a cure. Not everyone is completely cutthroat and self-interested. You're just being a paranoid hippy .
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