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Pat Wetzel's avatar

It's pretty remarkable that we think our "medical system" is one of healing, when it is really one of ignorance.

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Zoë's avatar

Not just ignorance but out and out torture, murder and "experimentation." They have no interest in healing in fact.

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Mystic William's avatar

Their only interest is in creating lifelong customers. Not every individual doctor. But the Medical Industrial Complex.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Ed Dowd has a fantastic observation about that on X: "And because it’s a business Cures are less profitable than treating the symptoms. A cure reduces cash flow while treating a symptom is a cash flow for the life of the patient. Simple net present value calculation…and that’s your healthcare system in a nutshell." Spot on!

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Zoë's avatar

Just a fantastic article MW! You've covered all the bases and said, briefly, what I've been attempting to articulate for quite some time as I watched the so-called health system murder my father, my mother, drive my sister to suicide and recently murder my brother with the CONvid shots. Thank you for your service.

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Mystic William's avatar

Thank you. What a lot of sadness for you to bear right now. Be strong. It is horrible.

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Zoë's avatar

All but my brother's deaths are in the past, so it's not really unbearable. Thank you for your lovely caring.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Bingo bango boingo.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Doctors live in a very limited world. Curiosity is bred out of them through the long educational process. Or should I say curiosity is tightly bound by their "status quo" ie, Pharma.

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Aria Veritas's avatar

Deadly ignorance. They're killing us.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

"They should be honest".

That's OK William. I figured out that doctors have little to no idea what they're doing 40 or so years ago. All by myself. Pre-internet.

That primal instinct saved my life as well as the life of my unborn only begotten child.

While I may not ever have won "Mother of the Year": my primal instincts allowed him to be born, albeit under extreme conditions.

The surgeon who operated on me that fateful night returned to my hospital room after he could not sleep. To apologize for what had occurred.

In over 20 years of delivering babies via c-section, he said that what happened to me was a first and he didn't know "what went wrong"...

Admission #1.

My mother's family doctor apologized to me, and to her obviously, after I discovered that her medication had been changed (dosage upped) in my absence.

Admission #2.

He also admitted that there was "no need" for her to be cajoled into, or cajoling HIM into, another dose of the ☠. (The 3 she has been administered: NOT my doing. Very secretive... They knew I'd balk.)

I do not go to doctors. (Other than that unexpected "emergency" which occured nearly 27 years ago.)

I spent 2 weeks in L.A. recently, unable to walk without assistance from a disability device.

Began taking a ton of vitamins. Including MSM. (Not MMS)

Ordered a very pure DMSO from Belle in Montana but by the time it arrived I was walking unaided again.

Meanwhile it was highly recommended to me that I "come home" and "see a doctor" after I leaked the news of my perplexing new disability to my son who leaked it to my sister.

"Naw. I'll be fine."

And I am.

The mind is a powerful tool... 😉

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Mystic William's avatar

I got sick in the late ‘80s. Shocking when it hits you they have no idea what they’re doing. But then….you begin to get actually healthy.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Exactly.

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Nicole DeMario's avatar

My first three years matriculated in college had me in nutrition, exercise physiology, epidemiology, anatomy, physiology, & wellness coursework. I was fortunate; I was always drawn to a whole-person centered approach: mind, body & spirit. We cannot truly be healthy, without this recognition, can we? We are more than our bodies. We are more than our minds.

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Charles Clemens's avatar

Homeopathic medicine (specifically MUCUS CLEAR) works, too. Statins kill.

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Mystic William's avatar

I have seen more cures, real disease endings, from homeopathy than anything else.

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Mystic William's avatar

I have seen many many cures too from faith alone. It seems, for some strange reason, to be inconsistent! Which makes no sense in a way.

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Nicole DeMario's avatar

I believe it does. Belief determines our experiences. It paves the way of outcome. It is this reason, placebo & nocebo work in the same way anything does.

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Aria Veritas's avatar

This is why the original doctors were 'church doctors' or spiritual men - priest class. I know you just subscribed, thanks, this post of yours was right up my ally too. Great you got to Ayurveda. I picked up a hint here and a tip there over a fifteen year period and one day realised I was basically practicing it too.

I sum up a three part epic on disease, doctors, priest class and their premeditative actions in the TL:DR post here if you ever get the time/inclination: https://ariaveritas.substack.com/p/tldr-medicine-priest-class-and-deep

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Nicole DeMario's avatar

Am I understanding this correctly? The belief here is that”faith” is inseparable from religion? My faith is never a religious one.

Our beliefs determine our realities. If we believe we will fail, we will; likewise, if we believe we will succeed, we will. Neither has anything to do with religion. Both can be ascribed to thought-which has our focus?

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Mystic William's avatar

I don’t see the two as being the same. Although possibly 100s of years ago they might have been more closely linked.

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Aria Veritas's avatar

Ha. The only time I was into religion was when I was about twelve and went to a christian camp for a week because I liked the sound of the flying fox. I came home brainwashed and my mother thought it was shocking - (and she was raised in a vicarage). But I rejected religion and the church when I was very young and physically threw in the towel when I got to the same size as my mother (c.14) and told her if she insisted I go she would have to carry me.

Then, after years and years of finding the right way to live (for me) and trusting the way, I 'jumped' and my faith in "life after death" was rewarded (on steroids). But I went in the opposite direction of religion. TOTAL opposite. The church is a business. Religion is just a path but was never the right path for me. Nor would I inflict it on my children - or anyone's children for that matter.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Faith.

And "the mind".

Or are they the same,

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Mystic William's avatar

The mind in its rightful place might be living faith.

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Nicole DeMario's avatar

This is an interesting question; I appreciate you asking it, thank you💛

It can have different answers depending on how “mind” is being defined. Generally, I would define them separately. Faith is a choice. A decision. A commitment to a certain outcome.

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Aria Veritas's avatar

Yes. And further to the answer above I'll add to this that when I was in church one long and tedious teenaged Sunday I said to myself, 'Fu*k this you stupid so-called God. See this glove? Consider it thrown at your great fat feet. SHOW ME YOUR FACE.' When I calmed down (this was all in my mind while sitting and standing ad nauseam in the pews profoundly sick of the idiotic routine) 'Show me your face and I'll write about you. Otherwise I'm free from you and I can do what I want. If you promise, I'll promise.' It worked out, so I am.

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Bilbo'sBitch's avatar

Rockefeller shutdown all homeopath in USA in 1916

made it illegal and closed 100's of their colleges in USA

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Bilbo'sBitch's avatar

I think Stalins or Maos "Rothschild/Rockfeller" implementation, or the Bolshevism ( loeb&schiff)

But then talk to people living on an Israeli kibbutz, which is just communalism in Israel, they love it, so not all ‘communism’ on earth is miserable

Which is why OCT7 when MOSSAD-CIA 'hamas' killled 'jews' they only killed 1500 at a kibbutz, cuz the Nazi's hate real happy communes

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Lorraine Smith's avatar

Was David Noakes refused a licence, then taken to court by those who refused to give him a licence, then jailed for selling an unlicenced medication called GcMAF, which amazingly has no side effects and the results show it can cure cancers ? https://www.wddty.com/news/gcmaf-manufacturer-jailed-but-the-therapy-isnt-on-trial-says-judge/

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