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Lora Solomon MSN FNP's avatar

As a nurse practitioner, I agree with this. It is why I left the medical profession and devote myself to encouraging people to trust their bodies.

Deb.Butler's avatar

You left the medical profession, and joined the healthcare profession…nice!!!

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Great article - needs to be read by EVERYone. Specially doctors that try to stop the body from healing itself, and all the people who constantly run to the doctor for everything. Rest and warmth are two of the best things to do when sick!

Baldmichael's avatar

And fluid to flush things through.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

My friend used whiskey but I am not sure if I can advise that!

Baldmichael's avatar

Whiskey is the water of life so they say. Add in honey and lemon and hot water, perhaps that will help sleep.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Yes that is what she said. She stayed in bed all week without food, just sleeping away the illness'.

Susie's avatar

A friend of mine likes a hot toddy every day or so. He says it's okay because he drinks the high-quality liquor, not the cheap stuff.

Then there's my neighbor who just turned 100 years old. She has a cocktail every now and then.

I'm as sober as a judge - only drink a bit at weddings.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

French and Italian people like a glass of wine with their food, and so do I. Of course the wine nowadays is not what it used to be either, but there is quite some good stuff out there still. And in the winter, one small sip of cognac warms me up before bedtime. Several people I know live a long, healthy life drinking a glass of wine a day!

Susie's avatar

I like that cognac idea. Which brand is best?

Isabella Reid's avatar

Makes perfect sense when you present so clearly. Night sweats when I was drinking heavily was clearly helping my poor body clear from the toxins I was ingesting. Sleep, my professor told me, is when our neuro transmitters are made. When I sleep really well, I always feel as though I have a "clean windshield and a full tank of gas" and I am ready to GO! Everyday I am soothed by your knowledge and insight. Not to throw the molecular biology out the window at all, but to work with the molecular biology instead of messing around with it just because we can MANipulate, doesn't mean that MANipulation is useful or healthy. Relating to Western medicine is tricky and you help so much.

hb57 hb57's avatar

Excellent article ! sending it to my pill popping family members. They won't listen but maybe they

will read this article !!

Susie's avatar

hb57 - Even if they read just some of the very long article, that might get them thinking.

Chelseabern's avatar

Germ Theory/ Big Pharma = The Greatest Killing and Maiming 'machine' of the human race EVER!!

Crixcyon's avatar

It's simple; doctors and drugs are the death of health. Without your health, you feed these monsters until your dying breath and dying dollar. If you be healthy, the medical mafia becomes desperate to trap you in its eternal clutches. For torture and profit.

Susie's avatar

As a woman in her 60s, I dare not step into a doctor's office unless it's urgent.

They would just LOVE to give me my first mammogram, colonoscopy, bone density test, etc. I feel like a medical virgin.

Haven't had a 'vaccine' since 1995 when I didn't know any better so thought I needed the 3-injections for Hepatitis B.

Sandra Elam's avatar

Glad to hear you've evaded the "screening" treadmill. It took me a while to realize mammograms were dangerous, but I stopped more than 12 years ago because I was sure they were damaging tissue and probably CAUSE cancer. Both my mother and sister regularly got mammograms AND BOTH also got breast cancer. I also skipped the colonoscopy because my first one was scheduled during the scamdemic and I refused to wear a mask. Then I decided never to get one. I think I only got one bone density test about 15 years ago but now I know that's a scam too.

Susie's avatar

It's like we're dodging landmines planted by the medical industry. Throughout our entire lives, they want their hand on us.

I was vaccine-injured on the day I was born. They gave me the DPT 'vaccine' and also a BCG set of needles that permanently left 36 scars on my left arm. See link to video below. They are still giving BCG to babies in Japan.

At age 1 1/2 years old, my right eye muscle wasn't working correctly so they performed surgery, then I was fitted for eyeglasses at age two.

I accidentally found this info when doing vaccine research online.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_R_zP2NoIoo

Sandra Elam's avatar

So sorry to hear about your vax damage at birth! My youngest son was too! I'm convinced that the benzyl alcohol in the "vitamin K" jab almost killed my son Ryan within 1 hour of birth. The cause of his dramatic decline has been a mystery to me for 25 years.

I just read the excellent article from Unbekoming, "Seven Interventions in Sixty Minutes" and the mystery was finally solved.

https://unbekoming.substack.com/p/seven-interventions-in-sixty-minutes?r=2i9uzr&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

He developed gasping, hypotension (low blood pressure), and jaundice - all known effects of the "vitamin K" jab. I had been praying that I would someday discover what happened. Now I understand he was harmed by the very doctors and nurses who pretended like they had no idea what happened.

I wrote about Ryan's birth here and I'm going to add this new info.:

https://atheisttocatholic.com/thy-will-be-done-the-miracle-of-ryan-james/

Susie's avatar

We were so vulnerable when pregnant and giving birth. The medical industry took advantage of that.

I subscribe to Unbekoming but didn't read that article yet. I'll look at it - thanks for the link.

I quickly looked at your article about Ryan's birth. God brought both of you through that traumatic situation. And now he's an engineer. That's fantastic.

Sandra Elam's avatar

Thanks! Yes, he's nearly 25 years old and just got married. So thankful he made it, despite the medikill system.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Agree. OTC drugs interfere with bodily functions. Tylenol is a poor anti-pyretic. Aspirin is more effective. It is my understanding that the aspirin was labeled as the cause of Reyes syndrome because of a unscientific questionnaire provided to the mothers whose child was diagnosed with Reyes. Reyes is seldom diagnosed today and statistics indicate almost no deaths are attributed to Reyes. The anomaly is that hepatic function is the site that is attacked by the virus. It is also how acetaminophen has a negative impact on hepatic function and depletes glutathione and make the liver vulnerable to disease states. So, when Reyes was being diagnosed in the 1960's and 70's the treatment was to give the child aspirin. Was aspirin the cause or the effect and was there a toxin in the food supply such as traces of DDT which was the real culprit that negatively impacted the liver. Do not know the answer. Raising the question.

Don't fear the truth!'s avatar

Insights into the healthcare system, the role of the pharmaceutical industry, and the broader context:

I usually don’t mention my professional background. I don’t believe in "expertise." University studies and specialization in a particular field often result in otherwise intelligent people becoming conformist—and arguably less, rather than more, intelligent.

The most important prerequisite for understanding, gaining insights, uncovering the truth, and personal growth is the constant questioning of everything and everyone.

Another foundation of intelligence is the ability to make connections—to apply insights from one area to other, sometimes completely different, areas. Terms like "generalizing" or "thinking from first principles" aptly describe this.

After all, almost everything is interconnected. The human body is a prime example of this: all organs and cells interact and influence one another. It is a highly complex system that we understand, at best, only in its broad outlines.

Medical doctors are increasingly trained as specialists, an approach that fails to reflect reality. We treat symptoms; hardly any doctors investigate the root causes of diseases. Disease prevention and the factors contributing to a healthy lifestyle are barely covered in medical school. Yet, even the actual curing of illnesses receives little emphasis.

Having firsthand experience with the healthcare system, I'm confident enough to say that this is intentional.

It's not so much the doctors themselves. I think most doctors want to help people. It's the training and the system they work in that's the fundamental problem. There are parallels to most professions here. Teachers are a prime example.

But back to the healthcare system.

The entire healthcare system is designed to produce as many sick people as possible. Virtually every sector within the system profits most when as many people as possible are sick for as long as possible. The incentives are set up in precisely this way—perversely.

This is an obvious and fundamental insight that receives far too little attention.

The pharmaceutical industry certainly plays a crucial role in this. Chronic illnesses and serious diseases like cancer, ...

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If you can afford the $5 monthly fee for a paid subscription, doing so is a way to support my work.

Thank you.

Read the full article:

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Baldmichael's avatar

Great comment. I highlight "Medical doctors are increasingly trained as specialists, an approach that fails to reflect reality."

I have suffered from that as when diagnosed with alleged cancer in 2020 no one ever asked about my diet which I considered the cause of my facial palsy and other issues.

As I like anagrams I have noted that 'Healthcare system' can become:

- ahem, scythe alerts

- As tethers alchemy

- mere stealthy cash

- a stealthy schemer

Susie's avatar

BaldMichael - Interesting that you refer to it as "alleged" cancer. That is exactly what the first diagnosis is. I say we should always get a second opinion.

My healthy elderly neighbor is undergoing radiation and drug treatments now for his "alleged" prostate cancer. He never went for a second opinion.

I mentioned alternative cures, but he wasn't interested at all.

He said, "I trust my doctors." - Famous Last Words.

Baldmichael's avatar

Thanks Susie. I had a struggle to get the single lab report out of the NHS after my treatment finished. I do not have it readily to hand but it said in effect 'likely' whereas the consultant letter said 'proven'. There is a standard saying for justifying an approach which is 'by the mouth of two or three witnesses is a matter established'.

Had I been more with it I would have persisted with questioning it all before the immunotherapy treatment I had. I stopped it when I realised what was actually going on.

Susie's avatar

BaldMichael - Likely vs. Proven. I hadn't heard of that before. It seems it's us against them.

We were taught to trust the doctors so we did. It's not our fault, but it is if we continue down that road. Education is a must!

Dawn's avatar

I agree wholeheartedly! And I do not use a paywall as well, because you cannot ask someone to pay for spiritual knowledge from the uncopyrighted Authorized Version of God's Word... which is the essence of life eternal!

Claudio Fabián Guevara's avatar

Astonishingly clear explanation. Thank you.

Diane Di's avatar

That was an excellent read. Thank you.

Laura Hayes's avatar

Don’t suppress, express!

Susie's avatar

Express Yourself....

Barbara Charis's avatar

Bekoming, this article was totally inspirational! As someone who has been into health and nutrition research for 65 years...your information is something that everybody needs. I intend to pass it along to the readers in my own substack. Several tidbits i thought of while reading it...in regard to Fever, when the swamps next to Rome were drained to prevent malaria...the incidence of cancer rose. In response to info on Pain,,removal of specific foods can alleviate pain, such as, grains and nightshades, which contribute to arthritic problems or fats, which overwhelm the livers ability to emulsify them. I got rid of migraines by eliminating salad oils and fats, which created them. Vomiting/nausea caused by Nightshades, such as, eggplant, which is most toxic. The first time I was given some eggplant, I threw up. The same thing happened, when a friend urged me to try a cigarette. Tobacco is the most toxic nightshade. In looking at the list of books, I noted you didn't mention Dr. Robert Mendelsohn's book Mal(e) Practice: How doctors manipulate women.. The original edition listed all the side effects that many drugs had. In addition, Dr. Norman Walker wrote ten books on health and nutrition. He was a living testimonial. He lived well over 100 healthy years. For some reason his age was hidden. In 1982, I met an eighty five year old woman, who had owned a health food store in Long Beach, California in 1934. She told me that Dr. Walker wanted to put his newly designed Norwalk Juicer in her store. She said that he looked about 70 years old at the time. He died in 1985...51 years later. I also met an older man at a Cancer Control Convention who told me that he had met Dr. Walker years earlier, when he had a farm in Arkansas...The man was 12 or 13 at the time. He said that Dr. Walker liked him and let him drive his automobile around the farm. He told me that Dr. Walker showed him his Baptismal Certificate and he saw the date 1867. Years go, when I was looking for information on the Internet, I saw the same date of 1867 given for Dr. Walker. This would have made him 118 years old, when he died; three months after he was hit by car; while doing his daily 5 mile walk on a country road. I had corresponded with Dr. Walker, after i got rid of a tumor in 1976, because of his nutritional information. When he died his wife sent me his Eulogy, which was entitled: A Legacy of Love

Susan P ...'s avatar

OUTstanding article - deep gratitude 'Unbekoming'. Our Naturopathic Physician in early 1992 introduced me to the book 'How to Raise a Healthy Child In Spite of your Doctor' by Dr. Mendelsohn - saved our children's health, along with my husband & I. Grateful to have known about this early on. It is truly a corrupted system designed to keep us sick/chronic. Grateful for articles of truth such as yours which speak Truth to medical tyranny. Blessings ...

Dr Linda's avatar

Thank you. This is a fascinating essay that has helped me consolidate my instincts & thoughts.

I purchased Dr Pitcairn’s book this morning.

Valerie's avatar

Same here, Dr Linda. I knew all of this at a rational level, but it was great to see it organized and expressed medically. Loved it.

Dre's avatar

God bless you for writing this!! Excellent post, I will be purging my OTC meds.

Susie's avatar

Dre - after throwing out your meds, what will you replace them with?

Dre's avatar

Honestly, I think I need to spend some time and read about natural remedies, not homeopathy or anything else concocted but just real herbs and such.

I think I need to start with pain though because having a terrible headache or an awful pain of any kind would be the hardest thing to deal with.

What are you thinking?

Are you pretty knowledgeable on natural remedies?

Susie's avatar

I had some essential oils here in the house but when I had a cough for six-weeks straight, oils didn't help.

What finally cured me within 2 days was chlorine dioxide.

Also, I recently started taking DMSO liquid daily (one teaspoon in 5 oz. water) for the beginning stages of macular degeneration in my eyes. Per Dr. Amandha Vollmer (naturopath in Canada). I also bought her DMSO eye drops online.

I hate to throw out my OTC meds since I've been investing in them over the past five years.

I agree with you about pain. I bought codeine pills (no prescription needed) from Europe online a few years ago. I didn't want to find a doctor here to prescribe them for me.

Rick Simpson hemp oil is something I'm reading about lately - good for pain.

Dre's avatar

Chlorine dioxide is absolutely fabulous! An essential in one’s home if you ask me.

That is great honestly I need to remember that because my dad just went through double pneumonia in April and I should’ve been treating him with that right off the bat.

I did not know that you could ingest DMSO. I have some in the cupboard, but I am not knowledgeable enough on how to use it yet.

I truly hope it helps your macular generation. That’s a nasty condition.

I hear you about stocking up since 2020 I have stocked up on a lot of things.

Sandra Elam's avatar

I find that 400 mg of potassium citrate plus a dash of salt gets rid of my headaches. Potassium and salt are both essential minerals and electrolytes. Low potassium causes headaches, dizziness, heart racing, high blood pressure, and foot swelling, among other symptoms. I order the NOW brand of potassium citrate (powder and capsules) from iHerb.com. I was amazed to discover that a simple electrolyte works so well. Look up Dr. Berg's potassium videos on YouTube for more info.

Leynia's avatar

Excellent write-ups and compilation.