RE: No, No, No, No, No

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No, No, No, No, No

in grief •  2 years ago 

Only one of my three kids escaped being poisoned. My regrets almost all involve trust I put in doctors and other "experts." We need to remember, not learn or be taught, how to think for ourselves. We are untaught how to connect the dots.

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  ·  2 years ago  ·  

yeah, we discussed this before. I suspect it is harder to now carry the burden of knowing, rather than those who remain convinced in their ignorance. The literature on potentially undoing the harm is fragmented (on purpose). Depending on age, fasting is a strange but potentially helpful protocol - just have to be very careful if fat-soluble toxins are released, so would really need to sit down and go through the side-effects; sometimes is not a side-effect of the lack of food but those dormant toxins being released as part of the detox! oh the horrible irony.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

You mentioned prednisone - nobody should be on that long term. It was the first thing my doc took me OFF, as he said it wasn't good beyond emergency use - and that was just 2 months, if i recall.

He's the only doctor I've found here who knows what he's doing. Yes, he prescribes drugs, but is extremely careful as most of his patients come with symptoms of drug-reactions from other less-careful "doctors".

Just to add, I'm still researching the epigenetic damage done to me by drugs - maybe have a fresh delve every 6 months - I've even hit paywall-dirt, knowledge hidden behind paid databases. But I have found info that my doc agreed could be true - the only problem is that even knowing that there is still no known antidote to reverse the damage.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

My son was on it from age 8 to age 16. His pediatric gastroenterologist was the head of pediatric gastroenteroloy of Tisch/NYU, a very big honcho. I trusted him to know how much was too much. The fact is, he did know my son had taken too much but, as a special needs patient to begin with (vaccine injury likely), my son was given subpar care. I believe this effect is eugenics.

I'm glad you've found a doctor who does not overprescribe. The older doctors are much better, but they are dying off or getting too sick to work (via age and/or lethal injection) in droves now. I have ceased going to those quacks altogether for myself. Their standard diagnostic tests alone can kill you.