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The forced poisoning of abraham cherrix, the tyranny of modern medicine, and state-sponsored assaults on health freedom Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Another case of "Gunpoint Medicine" fiasco emerged this week as abraham cherrix, a 16-year-old Hodgkin's disease sufferer, decided he didn't want a second round of chemotherapy. The first round nearly killed him, leaving him so frail and weak that he couldn't walk. With the support of his parents, Abraham began to educate himself about alternative cancer treatments, telling his oncologist he did not wish to experience any more chemotherapy. As he explains, "This is my body that I'm supposed to take care of. I should have the right to tell someone what I want to do with this body. I studied.

In the case of abraham cherrix, a judge now has the opportunity to establish a health freedom precedent and rule that parents should be able to seek alternative treatments for their children. A decision is expected within days. Should the judge order Abraham back to the toxic chemotherapy treatments, it will just be business as usual in the United States of America, where no freedom ever gets in the way of commercial interests. The U.S. is increasingly positioned as the most intolerant nation in the world.

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The forced poisoning of abraham cherrix, the tyranny of modern medicine, and state-sponsored assaults on health freedom "Another round [of chemotherapy] would kill me, literally. No joke about it... There were some nights I didn't know if I would make it." says 16-year old abraham cherrix. When his parents decided to find an alternative treatment option for Hodgkin's disease his parents were thrown in jail for exercising their right to choose treatment and supporting their son's decision to decide what happens to his body.

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See articles on abraham cherrix.) That there are things commercial interests don't want you to know. The FDA routinely practices censorship to protect the financial interests of drug companies, for example. Because common knowledge of simple, non-patentable remedies would put Big Pharma out of business. (Sunlight prevents breast cancer, for example. Sea salt prevents arthritis. Blueberries lower cholesterol. Pomegranates and zinc prevent prostate cancer. Etc.

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