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The fucking balls on that article. Anyone who thinks that radiating your internal organs, and dying 3 years after "recovery" isn't quackery should be forced to undergo said "treatment" themselves. My mother has had cancer, and has undergone surgery to remove it, but is alive and well today because she made dramatic changes in her diet.
homeopathy, herbal, witch doctor,"They’re also into outright unproven and disproven mumbo-jumbo, including homeopathy." There was a recent obit in the Dallas Morning News about a man in his early 50's who about 20 years took up the cause of homeopathy to the nth degree and I couldn't help but wonder if he used his own "medicine".
and antibiotics don't treat viral infectionThat's a waste of antibiotics but it doesn't make then less effective towards their proper targets, bacterial infections when used properly.
I think it was because of the surgery that she is alive and well.
I think it was because of the surgery that she is alive and well.
curious2 has posted many links showing that more than half of all [American medical spending goes to waste, fraud, and abuse, and many] procedures are less effective/more harmful than doing nothing at all.
Rising drug resistance is caused mainly by use of antimicrobials in humans and other animals, and spread of resistant strains between the two.[7] Antibiotics increase selective pressure in bacterial populations, causing vulnerable bacteria to die; this increases the percentage of resistant bacteria which continue growing. With resistance to antibiotics becoming more common there is greater need for alternative treatments. Calls for new antibiotic therapies have been issued, but new drug development is becoming rarer.[11]
Antimicrobial resistance is on the rise. Estimates are that 700,000 to several million deaths result per year.[12][13] Each year in the United States, at least 2 million people become infected with bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics and at least 23,000 people die as a result
https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/11/creeping-quackery-integrative-cancer-care-spreading-in-nih-supported-centers/