Medicine for Dummies Part 1

Henry Ford said back in the 1920s that if you make people think they are thinking they will love you but if you really make them think they will hate you. Unfortunately, the medical industry has applied Mr.Ford’s philosophy to medical practice. If the patient has a swelling they prescribe steroids; it they have fluid issues they prescribe a diuretic; if their cholesterol is over 225, they prescribe statins. This is the same mentality as the grandfather in the movie, My Big Fat Greek Wedding who sprayed Windex® on broken bones, hemorrhoids, acne, and anything else. One size does not fit all. In reality, this approach is like a recipe: easy to memorize and regurgitate.

True healing requires thinking. True healing requires that the practitioner diagnoses the root cause of the illness and prescribes appropriate natural remedies to fix the problem and not make it worse. Unfortunately, the dumbing down of the doctors has spilled over to society. How do I know. Because when I answer inquiries on Facebook, many want to know what frequencies or specific vitamins I prescribed. Those posing the questions totally miss the point. A good practitioner does NOT prescribe the same frequencies or supplements to all cancer patients or heart failure patients. Each patient is like a fingerprint. Each patient presents a different set of circumstances that require a custom approach.

A former CIA Director once made a poignant statement when he said, you know when the manipulation of public perception is successful when most people believe the lie. Judging from my experience, the medical industry has achieved their goal of manipulating the masses both doctors and the public. Unfortunately, much of artificial intelligence platforms will help reinforce this distortion of the truth.