AMA Standard of Care is Hypocritical, Not Hippocratic

Deaths, injuries, or illnesses that result from any allopathic medical protocols or medicines are iatrogenic events (caused by medical intervention). And iatrogenic death ranks third, conservatively, among all causes of death in the USA.
This estimate excludes “cancer deaths” that are often from toxic chemo and radiation therapies that actually produce enough harm to kill before the cancer can.

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How Candice-Marie Fox healed advanced thyroid cancer (It wasn’t just pineapples)

'Candice-Marie Fox was diagnosed with stage 3 thyroid cancer in 2011 at age 28. After surgery and radiation, it spread. Then she adopted a radical diet (mostly fruit), changed her life, and her body healed.

“Former model with cancer who turned down chemo claims she cured herself by eating three pineapples a day…”

“Woman ditches ‘toxic’ husband and beats cancer”

Candice-Marie Fox was diagnosed with stage 3 thyroid cancer in 2011 at age 28. After surgery and radiation, it spread. Then she adopted a radical diet (mostly fruit), changed her life, and her body healed.

Candice-Marie recently made internet headlines (a few examples above), but the click-bait tabloid version of her story that went viral is not accurate. She was misquoted, her story was oversimplified, and some of the facts are just plain wrong. Classic internet.

So I thought I would give Candice-Marie the opportunity to tell you herself.

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IS IT SAFE TO EAT SEAFOOD?

 

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'There is a climate of distrust toward seafood these days. Many feel uncertain as to the safety of fish in general, not to mention which fish specifically are safe, if any.

How do you sort through the news, recommendations and warnings to know what to purchase? Is seafood even a necessary part of our diet? I’d love to answer these questions and more. Let’s explore the sea of issues surrounding seafood consumption: mercury, radiation exposure, aquaculture practices and fisheries.'

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