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Originally posted by bsl4doc
Because they don't work!
Originally posted by cybertroy
One big question I have questions about, is, is there really a "bug" that causes cervical caner, in the first place? Or are we just being fooled, like with all the other garbage that gets fed to us by the "powers that be."
Troy
Originally posted by bsl4doc
Debunked.
NVIC also found that there were several VAERS reports of HPV infection, genital warts and cervical lesions after Gardasil vaccination. It is unknown if the girls were infected with HPV before being vaccinated or if Gardasil failed to protect them. One case of HPV infection occurred in a 22-year-old girl who had participated in a Merck Gardasil trial in 2003 when she had shown "strong conversion to all 4 vaccine types" but "tested positive for high risk HPV" in 2006, according to the VAERS report.
Originally posted by bsl4doc
Ad hominem attacks ftw
Originally posted by cybertroy
I have thought this same sort of thing. Silly stuff. It's actually a sad situation. Nutrition and such are labeled as "alternative." No folks, this is part of the "real" solution. It should never be labeled as "alternative." Vitamins, minerals, enzymes and such are part of our natural bodily systems. These are some of the things we need to help improve our health.
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Success statistics are being manipulated and fabricated in such an expert and subtle way that they give evidence of some manifest and significant progress in the fight against cancer. In medical circles, this systematic and large-scale deceit is excused by the concern 'not to cause panic' in cancer patients who do not have any serious alternative anyhow than walk the classic therapeutic way. It goes without saying that not only are all alternative ways of treatment en bloc rejected for being useless and even dangerous, but furthermore, the hypothesis that a patient would prefer n o t to be treated and, consequently, live the rest of his life in a qualitative more positive way, is considered to be non-existant. This is even more criminal because the fact that chemo(toxico)therapy would have any effect on cancer patients' life expectations, is far from being proven. On the contrary, comparative studies with non-treated patients have revealed that chemo(toxico) therapy does not produce any life-prolonging effects (1). Untreated patients appear to live (survive) at least as long as treated patients (2)....
Gregory Curt, MD
"Patients who seek alternative or unsound cancer therapies are intelligent and inquisitive and unlikely to be persuaded that an approach is useless simply because the same lacks scientific credentials or has not been published in peer reviewed journals."
(emphasis mine)