At 03:48 PM 15/08/04, Max wrote:
I think you are generalizing a bit much here Wayne.
There are actually both conventional and alt
practitioners who are sincere, not motivated by self
interest, and that may disagree! If faced with any
under-understood disease you would, I think, open your
mind and look hard at all possibilities - I am.
Hi Max & folks,
There ARE pharmaceutical-oriented Doctors who begin practise as sincere
people. However, with my in-depth experience with Cancer involving over
850 people, I can tell you that they are as thin on the ground as non
manic-depressive Shrinks.
The simple truth is that after a VERY short time in practice, every
practitioner knows what he is in. Just as in the "mind business" we know
that a period of about 18 months is the crisis time for an
Analyst/psychologist, to prove that it not only doesn't work, but is
positively deleterious.
But where do they go from there?
Open their mouth publicly and like a recent TV event in OZ - any Medico
will suffer greatly for his effort. Not to mention loss of money...... and
really, what can an honest ex-medical practitioner do?
It is not an opinion, it is a fact - supported oddly by the
medical/pharmaceutical industry - that the most dangerous thing a person
can do - especially if sick - is go near a modern Doctor.
It is the opening up of the mind that is hard. Hummin Beans prefer to live
in a fog of illusions, anything is better than giving up their "good
life". People will die the horrible, mean death of Cancer rather than
change even their diet.
They can't live without their .... booze...sugar...fastfood.... so they
don't and they don't.
Cheers,
Him
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