Suzanne Humphries, MD [medical doctor]

July 5, 2010

Mainstream medicine has hit a new low in its war against physicians who have become alternative healers. The battle has been going on for decades, but lately, in bully-like fashion, pharma’s minions are ramping up the vilification. They’re now discrediting any healing method not based in their version of accepted science - excuse me, I meant their religion of pharmaceutical belief which has been misnamed as “science”.

Larry Dossey, MD, Deepak Chopra, Rustum Roy, PhD

January 7, 2010

The current healthcare debate has brought up basic questions about how medicine should work. On one hand we have the medical establishment with its enormous cadre of M.D.s, medical schools, big pharma, and incredibly expensive hospital care. On the other we have the semi-condoned field of alternative medicine that attracts millions of patients a year and embraces literally thousands of treatment modalities not taught in medical school.

Mike E. Godfrey, MD

2000

Introduction

The present generation of children is the most vaccinated in recorded human history. Both the number of vaccines and their combinations have increased from those given to their parents and grand-parents, with some of the latter having been only vaccinated against smallpox in the 1930s. The current childhood vaccination programs involve 33 doses of 10 different vaccines (or more by 2001) with others in specific situations. More vaccines are being investigated or are in the pre-marketing stage with genetically engineered vaccines providing an almost unlimited prospect for commercialization. Vaccines are being increasingly combined in order to reduce the number of injections, and currently Hexavac, a 6-in-1 vaccine by Aventis Pasteur is being promoted and another with 9 combined vaccines is being registered in Europe by MSD. All have had little or no independent research into long-term adverse health effects. Certainly, no controlled studies have been done into the subsequent health of vaccinated compared with unvaccinated children.

Françoise Berthoud, MD [paediatrician]
June 25, 2010

Once upon a time, in April 2009 to be exact, I was invited to give a speech at a conference on vaccination. I was to talk after two of the best speakers France has to offer on the subject had their turn, journalist Sylvie Simon and biologist Michel Georget. At hearing them speak in the past, it was absolutely clear to me that the best option is to stay as far away from vaccines as possible. I just did not know what to do instead to best assure staying alive and well.