Re: US disease management

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you are so right. my mother is warehoused in a nursing facility in a vegetative state. the nurse practitioner says she can have enough Armour to treat her symptoms if an endo OKs treating her with a "normal" TSH.

Gracia

>From: "Gracia" <circe@...>>Reply-iodine ><iodine >>Subject: Re: Re: Mitral valve prolapse>Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2006 00:02:44 -0500>>> OH> well I think thyroid patients think a lot of Hotze Clinic.> I have just been thinking lately that the allopathic system is about to >fall, and the last ones to know seem to be the docs. It's a huge crisis. > My friend in Paris who sees Thierry Hertoghe MD says that he is going to >open up treatment centers in US, with docs trained by him! He is my >hormone guru. I think the allopathic docs have blown it, and someone like >Hertoghe can move right in.It may not be so easy. The drug companies and medical profession put a lot of money into our political system to defend their corrupt way of life.They're talking about changing the Internet to help big companies generate profit, you think that'll be so we can keep talking freely like this?There are reasons the government is spending a few billion on Tamiflu. The drug company connection is the company that makes it had our current Secretary of Defense as CEO until he stepped down for his current position, and he's still a major stockholer in the corporation. (He is incidentally the one who got Nutrasweet passed through the FDA by political means because it wasn't safe.) There are reasons why immunity from liability for vaccine manufacturers was snuck into a homeland security bill (but repealed, thanks to pressure), why they keep talking about limiting lawsuit verdicts to $250,000, why the president thinks if something is FDA approved people shouldn't be able to sue, and why something called the "mental health initiative" is encouraged for state adoption where they would screen every man, woman, pregnant women, and infant for mental health, and give psychiatric drugs to everyone who needs them. The last I heard,at least Illinois had adopted the initiative, which was a gift to some of the president's friends and contributors.No, it won't be so simple. They try to regulate certain things, because it's for our own good. (Like you better wear your seatbelt or you'll get a ticket. Or, ephedra is evil because one out-of-shape baseball player who was practicing in the hot sun while starving himself and drinking Nutrasweet died, and only the ephedra could have killed him, so the government needed to protect us from similar occurences. The European Union wants to limit the quantity of a vitamin that can be sold, and the drug companies over here would like that too. It's already difficult to get Lugol's Solution.)It will not be easy, for anyone interested in true health to succeed over here, unless they keep very quiet. That's why outspoken thyroid docs on the Internet Dr. Durrant-Peatfield was suspended from practice and almost immediately Dr. Derry in the UK who specialized in thyroid and iodine received notice he was under review and was ultimately suspended.Skipper__________________________________________________________On the road to retirement? Check out MSN Life Events for advice on how to get there! http://lifeevents.msn.com/category.aspx?cid=Retirement

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