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In the past several weeks, a number of controversial natural health doctors have died under mysterious circumstances. Two weeks ago, the string of mysterious deaths began when Dr. Jeff Bradstreet MD was found in a river with a gunshot wound to his chest. The police claim that the gunshot wound was self-inflicted and that the death was a suicide, however, Broadstreet’s family suspects foul play. Last week, members of the family set up a donation page “To find the answers to the many questions leading up to the death of Dr Bradstreet, including an exhaustive investigation into the possibility of foul play.
Another death came on Fathers Day, June 21, when Dr. Bruce Hedendal DC Ph.D., of the Miami area, was found dead in his car with no explanation as to how it happened. As of right now, there are even fewer details about the circumstances surrounding Hedenal’s death as there are about the death of Broadstreet.
To make matters even more suspicious, both doctors have had run-ins with the feds due to their unconventional treatments, which had been known to help people. In fact, just weeks before his death Bradstreet’s office was raided by the FDA. If two dead doctors in the same field, and same region of the country in such a short time span was not suspicious enough, Dr. Teresa Sievers, another natural health doctor from Florida, also died under mysterious circumstances earlier this week. According to Sievers’ website, she also specialized in holistic health treatments. She was allegedly murdered by an unknown attacker in an upscale neighborhood that experiences very little crime. Each of these doctors were described as very healthy people with no major health problems, and no real reason for anyone to target them for murder, nor did they show any signs of depression.
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
a reply to: FamCore
I'm not sure about the source but it seems to me the claims could be easily verified with a few quick searches.
If true it does sound like more than a coincidence. I didn't know the 'FDA' raided homes or offices but I learn new things all the time.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
I watched an interesting documentary on Burnzynski, a doctor in Texas who practices an alternative to chemo and has even cured some "incurable" cancers. The FDA has harassed, raided him and stolen alot of his data. After watching it I was literaly ill at how broken our system is.
originally posted by: GetHyped
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
I'm no doctor and I watched a biased documentary in his favor, so I'll grant you that. That being said most treatments are quack treatments fattening wallets. Because chemo is so great, give me a break. You may be right but I doubt someone could have a hospital complex with zero results, sounds like normal rhetoric against those who aren't mainstream. Because everything that is FDA approved is good for you and in your best interest.
edit on 2-7-2015 by CriticalStinker because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
You may be right but I doubt someone could have a hospital complex with zero results,
According to the National Cancer Institute, as of April 2013, "no phase III randomized, controlled trials of antineoplastons as a treatment for cancer have been conducted. Publications have taken the form of case reports, phase I clinical trials, toxicity studies, and phase II clinical trials",[19] and "for the most part, these publications have been authored by the developer of the therapy, Dr. Burzynski, in conjunction with his associates at the Burzynski Clinic. Although these studies often report remissions, other investigators have not been successful in duplicating these results."[20]
Since the mid-1990s, Burzynski registered some sixty clinical trials of antineoplastons and, in December 2010, a Phase III trial which did not open for patient recruitment. Burzynski has not published full results for any of these.[21][22] According to his lawyer, Richard Jaffe:
[...] Burzynski personally put together seventy-two protocols to treat every type of cancer the clinic had treated and everything Burzynski wanted to treat in the future. [...] We heard that the FDA had to put together a fifty-person task force to review all of the protocols Burzynski submitted.[23]
All trials were paused (no new patients allowed) following a 2013 FDA inspections which found (for the third consecutive time) significant issues with his Institutional Review Board, and, according to papers published in November 2013, substantial issues with the conduct of both the clinic and Burzynski as principal investigator.[24]
originally posted by: VoidHawk
a reply to: GetHyped
It dont matter what YOU say about Burnzynski. Anyone who watches that vid WILL see the actual recordings from the court, where when asked why they had dragged Burnzynski into court, they had NO ANSWER!!!
Remember even the judges kept asking "Why is this man in court?"
Their reply? ....silence!
Here's the vid.
The first 30 mins show people confirming they were cured! The rest of the vid shows what THEY did to Burnzynski for helping people.
originally posted by: GetHyped
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
You may be right but I doubt someone could have a hospital complex with zero results,
According to the National Cancer Institute, as of April 2013, "no phase III randomized, controlled trials of antineoplastons as a treatment for cancer have been conducted. Publications have taken the form of case reports, phase I clinical trials, toxicity studies, and phase II clinical trials",[19] and "for the most part, these publications have been authored by the developer of the therapy, Dr. Burzynski, in conjunction with his associates at the Burzynski Clinic. Although these studies often report remissions, other investigators have not been successful in duplicating these results."[20]
Since the mid-1990s, Burzynski registered some sixty clinical trials of antineoplastons and, in December 2010, a Phase III trial which did not open for patient recruitment. Burzynski has not published full results for any of these.[21][22] According to his lawyer, Richard Jaffe:
[...] Burzynski personally put together seventy-two protocols to treat every type of cancer the clinic had treated and everything Burzynski wanted to treat in the future. [...] We heard that the FDA had to put together a fifty-person task force to review all of the protocols Burzynski submitted.[23]
All trials were paused (no new patients allowed) following a 2013 FDA inspections which found (for the third consecutive time) significant issues with his Institutional Review Board, and, according to papers published in November 2013, substantial issues with the conduct of both the clinic and Burzynski as principal investigator.[24]
en.wikipedia.org...
If he's published results, by all means point me to his papers detailing them. You'll be looking a looking a long time though because they don't exist.
originally posted by: Naabaahii
Funny, these paid morons always pop their heads up when burnzynski's name gets thrown around.
As a cancer and radiation therapy survivor, I've done the research and Burzynski's methods are embraced with open arms when compared with current methods.