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Allergy Anarchy

Setting off on an offensive to target those who only wish to suppress the key health knowledge that is out there, Allergy Anarchy aim to bring to light those snippets of information that are so often lost in the buzz of pharmaceutical dominated medicine-media.

Through the form of sound, we will interview - without limitation - pioneers of various environmental medicine techniques, targeting the information you are not meant to hear...

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    For A Healthier Humanity? 
It has been pointed out to me on more than one occasion that I sometimes give General Practitioners (GP’s) a bit of a raw deal; you may even have noticed yourself.  Although I’m not here to make friends, I do feel like I have drifted slightly from the ‘objective view’ that I personally try to sustain. 
I uphold my opinion that symptom-treating prescription drugs are not kind to our fragile human bodies; as with the fact that many of them - processes and products included - are harmful to our fragile planet.  However, when I found THIS ARTICLE, I could only empathize with their open-minded attitude and passion to help others no matter where the help came from.
I should point out that there is no issue with GP’s; their cause is just and by following that profession alone, they are doing more for the world than many of us can dream of.  I guess the problem arises when pharmaceuticals get involved.  These money-hungry corporations hiding under a charitable/help-all persona… I wish they would let our GP’s think for themselves; from their very first day of university to their very last day as the head of staff in the countries largest hospitals!  Then we’d see a world working towards a healthy humanity!
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    For A Healthier Humanity?

    It has been pointed out to me on more than one occasion that I sometimes give General Practitioners (GP’s) a bit of a raw deal; you may even have noticed yourself.  Although I’m not here to make friends, I do feel like I have drifted slightly from the ‘objective view’ that I personally try to sustain. 

    I uphold my opinion that symptom-treating prescription drugs are not kind to our fragile human bodies; as with the fact that many of them - processes and products included - are harmful to our fragile planet.  However, when I found THIS ARTICLE, I could only empathize with their open-minded attitude and passion to help others no matter where the help came from.

    I should point out that there is no issue with GP’s; their cause is just and by following that profession alone, they are doing more for the world than many of us can dream of.  I guess the problem arises when pharmaceuticals get involved.  These money-hungry corporations hiding under a charitable/help-all persona… I wish they would let our GP’s think for themselves; from their very first day of university to their very last day as the head of staff in the countries largest hospitals!  Then we’d see a world working towards a healthy humanity!

    Al.An  x

    — 2 years ago
    #General Practitioners  #GP's  #Objective View  #Pharmaceuticles 
    The word is health. Change the world. →

    The above link is an article that sums up the history of suppression within medicine. 

    In the last 100 years, freedom of speech has changed the way we live, and changed the ambitions we strive for.  Freedom of speech is one thing but, how can you know what to speak about if the root of the suppression begins with how we are educated and the knowledge we receive? 

    To have an objective view is to understand all aspects of an argument or situation.  To have an objective view allows us to make decisions and come to the conclusions we feel apply best to those circumstances.  These conclusions may not be the same conclusions as even our best friend but, it does not mean they are wrong.  

    Environmental medicine has been simmering away, growing with each day and improving the lives of millions of people who searched hard for that knowledge widely suppressed by pharmaceutical fat-cats and their government servants.  Free Speech about Science, has the ability to change the way environmental medicine is view by the public; and with a change in public opinions, comes a change in government policies; and eventually national health systems. 

    The process is long but, the benefits are infinite.  We deserve the knowledge to make objective opinions within science, health and medicine.

    — 3 years ago
    #environmental  #medicine  #alternative  #pharmaceutical  #objective view  #complementary  #Free Speech about Science Act