(NaturalNews) The cancer industry has blatantly abandoned science these past two weeks by insisting women under 50 should receive annual mammograms even though the industry's own scientific task force concluded that such screenings result in too many false positives. Essentially, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force took a good, hard look at the science and concluded that mammograms harm far more women than they help (for women under 50, anyway). But when they announced the new recommendations that
women under 50 should avoid
mammograms -- and women over 50 should only get them every other year -- the
cancer industry cried foul.
Radiologists, oncologists, Big Pharma pill-pushers and cancer
industry non-profits all banded together to declare, "We are abandoning the
science! We want more mammograms for more women, science be damned!"
Of course, they all still
claim to be "scientific," but what they really do is selectively cherry-pick which bits and pieces of the
scientific evidence they choose to adhere to. And when it comes to these new mammogram
recommendations, they've decided to simply abandon the science and keep pushing more
radiation imaging tests for women (
mammography).
The cancer industry is a complete failure
What you are witnessing here, folks, is
the desperate last gasps of a failed industry. Their technologies do not save lives, their drugs do not cure
cancer, and their "science" doesn't add up.
The cancer industry is a fraud, and now its fraudulent nature is finally becoming apparent to everyone. It even has the mainstream media (USA Today) describing the failures of mammography in articles like the one you'll see here:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2009-11-23-mammogram23_ST_N.htmHere's something else you need to know: The cancer industry hasn't merely abandoned science in terms of mammography; it has also abandoned all science with the pushing of
chemotherapy. Did you know
there has never been a randomized, placebo-controlled study proving that chemotherapy saves the lives of breast cancer patients?That
evidence doesn't exist. The whole "treatment" scam is based entirely on fiction. Chemotherapy only works at all against three rare types of cancer, and breast cancer isn't one of them.
In defending the new mammography guidelines, Dr. Timothy Wilt, a member of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, said that the task force recommendations "were based on the most rigorous peer review of up-to-date, accurate
information about the evidence about the harms and benefits of treatment."
He repeated that women under 50 should never receive mammograms, and women 50 or over should only receive a
mammogram every two years.
The American Cancer Society, quite predictably, has a real problem with that recommendation. Its entire success (and power) depends on
more people getting cancer, and one of the best ways to make sure that happens is to keep pushing for more mammograms. In opposing the new mammography recommendations, the ACS has now abandoned science, too.
Chemotherapy: The chemical holocaust
When cancer doctors tell you that "chemotherapy will save your life," they are lying to you. And they lie thousands of times a day, deceptively recruiting women into modern medicine's version of a
chemical holocaust.
The cancer industry offers no cures. A cure for cancer would destroy the industry. It would wipe out billions of dollars in
profits that drug companies,
radiologists and oncologists are counting on right now. This is precisely why the cancer industry dares not tell women the truth about vitamin D, for example, which prevents 77% of
all cancers, including breast cancer.
If every woman in
America were given vitamin D supplements, cancer rates would plummet by up to 77% in a single year, and the cancer industry would virtually collapse. That cannot be allowed to happen, of course, which is precisely why the industry has a complete blackout on vitamin D information while pushing hard for annual mammograms that continue to cause cancer (and generate repeat business).
The U.S. government has abandoned science, too
Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services, has told women to ignore the new mammography advice by the U.S. government task force. But
she has zero scientific evidence to back up her advice. She, like everyone else pushing mammograms, is engaged in pure quackery.
I find this particularly fascinating, given that the cancer industry claims people who are offering cancer cures are "quacks." Such cures aren't based on rock-solid science, they claim! But when the rock-solid science says mammograms are dangerous for women,
the cancer industry abandons the science! That's why they are
the new quacks.Here's a simple prediction: In twenty years, mammograms will have been long since abandoned. Doctors of that era will look back at 2009 and wonder how this so-called "modern" medical industry could have been so deeply invested in such a dangerous, cancer-causing technology called mammography. They will scratch their heads and ask, "Why didn't they heed the science that said mammography is dangerous?" They'll write about "how medically illiterate the people were in 2009" because they voluntarily inserted their
body parts into irradiation machines.
The fact is that people of every era are suckers for apparent medical authority. Patients tend to believe doctors because they mistakenly think doctors know what they're talking about. But conventional doctors are
technicians, not healers. They understand the detailed of
how to administer poisons, but they have no clue how to activate the body's innate
healing potential.
Doctors tend to be very intelligent individuals, but even they cannot understand things they've never been taught, and medical school is focused almost entirely on a drugs-and-surgery approach to
medicine (slash and burn).
To expect a conventional doctor to be good at healing is like expecting your accountant to be good at ballet.Doctors may be smart, but they're ignorant about healing. And for the most part, they're nutritionally illiterate, which is why cancer doctors still don't recommend vitamin D. (Astonishing, but true.)
So why, then, would
patients who are interested in healing their bodies go see medical professionals who are experts in the administration of
poison? It makes no sense. But that's what insurance covers, so they keep doing it. And they keep dying of cancer, an almost entirely preventable disease with cures that exist right now
but will never be publicized because too much profit depends on keeping people sick.
Mammograms are the insurance of the cancer industry. As long as mammogram machines keep running, there will always be more cancer to diagnose -- because the machines
are making cancer!Sources for this story include:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34040273/ns/health-cancer/http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2009-11-23-mammogram23_ST_N.htm
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