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Big Pharma's criminal underworld

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Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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#1 ·
"The FDA just released findings from a new international study, and frankly, the results are chilling. It turns out the side effects of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) far outweigh any potential benefits. Long-term HRT use is linked to a 26% increase in breast cancer risk. Even worse, the research shows that the risk of venous thrombosis, heart attacks, and strokes climbs significantly after just one year of treatment. These findings are so devastating that Professor Bruno Mueller-Oerlinghausen, who chairs the Commission, has labeled HRT a 'national and international tragedy.' He even drew a comparison to Thalidomide—the drug responsible for thousands of birth defects back in the fifties—noting that the 'naive and careless use of drugs marketed as natural and optimal has led to countless unnecessary deaths among young women.' The Commission's report also takes aim at Big Pharma for its aggressive marketing tactics... essentially turning menopause, a perfectly natural stage of life, into a hormonal disease that requires medical intervention."
Dr. Lidija Berkopic-Cesar, American Medical Journal
Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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Dr. Raymond Royal Rife (1888-1971) was one of those rare visionaries whose success in treating devastating illnesses made him an immediate target for the medical establishment... doctors who are far too comfortable clinging to the status quo. Despite being honored with fourteen different awards for his incredible contributions to medical science, his methods—which were both incredibly effective and remarkably affordable—have been pushed to the fringes of history. If you ask the physicians who actually utilize his discoveries, they’ll tell you exactly why this happened. It all comes down to the money. When you consider that billions of dollars in federal funding and research grants are poured into studying things like Ebola, HIV/AIDS, and the origins of cancer, there is a massive incentive to keep things exactly as they are. A safe, accessible solution for treating life-threatening diseases simply doesn't align with the interests of Big Pharma... especially since Dr. Rife's approach completely bypasses the need for chemical drugs altogether.

Fortunately, Dr. Rife had enough backing from wealthy, influential patrons back in the day to let him dive deep into his research without any outside interference for years... But, as it turns out, the sheer power of big capital was enough to push Rife's methods right into the shadows. Thankfully, his younger associate, Dr. Crane, kept the torch burning by continuing the work, which is why frequency-based treatment methodology hasn't been lost to history. There’s even an annual global conference held now where they present new findings and showcase how modern computing technology is pushing these methods forward... It's truly fascinating.

It was actually through one of his other massive breakthroughs—a custom-built optical microscope he designed himself—that Dr. Rife made those epochal discoveries... This wasn't just any piece of equipment; it had this incredible, unmatched ability to magnify an object up to 60,000 times. By utilizing specialized optical prisms combined with a coherent light source, he could actually observe live viruses in real time. Sure, today’s electron microscopes can reach even higher magnifications, but they have a major flaw: you can't watch living microorganisms under them. You know, some specimens of Rife's original microscope are actually kept in a museum in London, though they aren't out on public display like your typical exhibits...

Back in 1920, Dr. Rife cultivated a specific viral culture that he believed was the root cause of cancer. To test his theory, he isolated the virus and injected it into 400 rats... and sure enough, every single one developed a form of cancer identical to what we see in humans. But here’s where it gets incredible. Using his specialized microscope to observe the viruses directly, Rife discovered that they actually die when exposed to an electromagnetic field at a very specific frequency. He treated all 400 rats with those exact frequencies, and every single one of them was cured... every last one...

As his research progressed, Rife uncovered an entire spectrum of frequencies capable of effectively dismantling disease-causing agents—everything from tetanus and gonorrhea to typhoid, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and various forms of sarcoma and carcinoma. We’ve even identified new frequencies for nearly every known ailment today. On top of that, there's a whole range of frequencies designed to support the body in other ways, like improving circulation, managing blood pressure issues, balancing the endocrine system, regulating blood sugar, and supporting healthy blood cell production...

Dr. Rife’s discoveries just keep coming... He actually categorized disease causes into ten fundamental groups, and here’s the kicker: bacteria and viruses within the same group can essentially morph into one another depending on the culture they're grown in. We're talking about a bacterium turning into a virus, or vice versa, or even shifting from one bacterial type to another. He called this phenomenon pleomorphism. It was such a revolutionary breakthrough because he proved that under specific conditions, a perfectly healthy tissue cell can actually transform into a tumor cell. It’s wild to think about, especially since modern microbiology completely ignores these microbial properties—even though they aren't exactly a secret...

Back in 1931, over at the University of Southern California, they ran this incredible study involving 16 patients all facing terminal cancer diagnoses. Under the watchful eyes of a top-tier medical team, these patients underwent frequency treatments based strictly on the protocols developed by Dr. Rife... It lasted for three months, and once that period wrapped up, the Commission reported a staggering 14 complete recoveries. As for the remaining two patients? They just kept the treatment going for another two weeks, and both were declared fully healthy... truly remarkable.

Back on November 20, 1931, there was this grand banquet held in Pasadena called "The End of All Diseases," hosted by Dr. Milbank Johnson, who was one of Rife's key backers. It was quite the gathering... 44 of the most influential and respected experts in medicine, bacteriology, and physics at the time were all there. Some of them were actually using Rife's own technology in their daily medical practices...

But then, fast forward about ten years, and everything changed. Under intense pressure from powerful financial interests—the kind that couldn't stomach Rife's results—most of those same authorities who attended the banquet suddenly denied ever having anything to do with him. To make matters worse, Rife's lab was hit by two mysterious fires, which wiped out a massive amount of documentation and film footage... all those microscopic proofs showing how different frequencies could target specific microorganisms... gone.

Even today, you can find plenty of devices built based on the documentation left by Dr. Rife and Dr. Crane, and they continue to show incredible results in treating severe, sometimes even hopeless, cases. Rife's methods are still being studied by various physicians, along with countless practitioners in the alternative medicine field...

Of course, you won't see his work published in those so-called "prestigious" medical journals... since they're all funded and controlled by the Big Pharma mafia!
Kyle Nelson2 Kyle Nelson2 Regular
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#3 ·
Do you have a URL or maybe some kind of book on this?
Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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Walter Moore4 Walter Moore4 Newcomer
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#5 ·
Are there actually any clinical trials out there? Maybe a link or something?
Amy Fox97 Amy Fox97 Active Member
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Drew Garcia67 said:"The FDA just released findings from a recent international study showing that the side effects of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) far outweigh any benefits. Long-term HRT use bumps up breast cancer risk by 26%. Even worse, the research shows an increased risk of blood clots, heart attacks, and strokes after just one year of use. These results are so grim that Professor Bruno Mueller-Oerlinghausen, who heads the Commission, called HRT a 'national and international tragedy.' He compared HRT to thalidomide—the drug responsible for thousands of birth defects in the 1950s—noting that 'the naive and careless use of drugs marketed as 'natural' and 'optimal' has led to many unnecessary deaths among young women.' The Commission's report also takes aim at Big Pharma for turning menopause, a natural life stage, into a hormonal disease that requires medication through their marketing campaigns."
Dr. Lidija Berkopic-Cesar, American Medical Journal


Plant-based supplements are the only safe way out. 🙂
Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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#7 ·
Walter Moore4 said:Are there any actual clinical trials out there? Maybe a link or something?


There’s a ton of resources on this site... besides just Rife, you'll find info on several other researchers and clinical practitioners too:

http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/history/rife.htm
nimbleangler34 nimbleangler34 Member
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#8 ·
Yeah, honestly, all these doctors and big pharma types are just straight-up mobsters looking out for themselves and nobody else... Fakof to that whole mindset... 😠
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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#9 ·
Does anyone actually care about how the massive pharmaceutical industry works? These companies have more money than some entire countries... if you ever bother to read The Disease Finder, you'll see exactly how they play patients. (J. Blech) It breaks things down in a clinical, concise way—showing that roughly two-thirds of their budget goes straight into marketing while only a third touches actual research. That’s why we end up with drugs that get pulled from the market after a few years, long after they've already ruined lives. The book also explains why your doctor—someone you're supposed to trust—will hand you that prescription even when they know what they're really giving you. There's also "Three Times a Day," which covers all those drugs being prescribed that should have been banned ages ago because they're just too dangerous...
Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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nimbleangler34 said:Yeah, because clearly every single doctor and pharmacist is just part of some massive mafia, looking out for nothing but their own pockets... Fakof to that kind of mindset... 😠


That’s just your take, but the rest of us don't see it that way. It isn't true that every doctor and pharmacist is corrupt. Even Dr. Rife was a physician and a scientist himself, yet he ended up being targeted by a powerful interest group...
The real issue lies with the researchers—those scientists who are willing to sell out their personal integrity and the dignity of their profession just for a paycheck. That's a huge stumbling block in modern science, something several famous intellectuals have already written about... names like Julian Bend, Richard Lewontin, and Thomas Kuhn.
Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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Matthew Sullivan32 said:If you actually want to understand how the big pharma industry operates—and let’s be real, they have more money than some actual countries—you really need to pick up The Disease Finder by J. Blech. It pulls back the curtain on how patients are being played... It breaks down, in a very clear and clinical way, how two-thirds of their budget goes straight into marketing while only a third touches actual research. That's why we see drugs hitting the market only to be pulled years later after having caused real damage to people's lives. The book even explains why your doctor—someone you trust implicitly—might prescribe those specific meds even when they know the truth about what they're giving you. There's also a book called "Three Times a Day" that covers drugs that should have been banned ages ago because of how dangerous they are.

Thanks for the heads-up!👍
nimbleangler34 nimbleangler34 Member
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#12 ·
@ Drew Garcia67...

sarcasm (Greek) sharp, bitter mockery, a merciless rebuke

I just meant it bugs me how everyone assumes doctors and big pharma are all about corruption, crime, or some mafia scheme... call it whatever you want... Turns out they're just regular people driven by money and self-interest too... I don't buy into the conspiracy stuff...
steelsailor17 steelsailor17 Member
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#13 ·
Look, they operate strictly by the Hippocratic Oath—they don't have the same selfish interests as the rest of us. They view themselves as being above the fray, essentially an elite class without the common weaknesses you see in the average American... they act like they're all high-society types, or at least they pretend to be.
Listen, girl, (nimbleangler34) we're talking about lobbies here—it's the same story in every single profession.
Drew Garcia67 Drew Garcia67 MemberOP
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nimbleangler34 said:@ Drew Garcia67...

Sarcasm (from Greek)—a sharp, bitter mockery; a merciless rebuke.

I was just trying to say how much it bugs me when people constantly link doctors and pharmaceutical companies to corruption, organized crime, the mob... call it whatever you want. It turns out everyone is just labeled a money-grabber, acting solely out of greed and self-interest... I just don't see it that way...

I’m with you there. Not everyone is like that—not even the majority. But that small fraction is enough to ruin the reputation of the whole profession. That's why I think the people who actually care about their calling should push for a massive purge to weed out those who have lost their way...
nimbleangler34 nimbleangler34 Member
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Drew Garcia67 said:I'm with you, not everyone is like that—honestly, most aren't either. But even a small group can totally ruin a reputation. I really think people who actually care about their profession should push for some serious vetting and weed out anyone who’s just lost their way...

True, but then we shouldn't be bashing the whole profession so hard! It feels like that happens way too often in our society lately...
nimbleangler34 nimbleangler34 Member
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steelsailor17 said:If they actually lived by the Hippocratic Oath and didn't have the same selfish interests as everyone else—you know, since they're supposed to be this superior class above the average American... acting all high and mighty like they're royalty or something.
Hey girl, > it's all just lobbies and special interest groups, just like any other industry out there...

But look, every doctor knows what they're signing up for when they take that Hippocratic Oath, and they should definitely be sticking to it.
Listen, buddy, just three words... Babić-Finka-Moguš (take this as some friendly advice 😁 )
dustycanyon6 dustycanyon6 Active Member
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#17 ·
Most doctors out there just focus on treating symptoms—you know, handing out pills to mask what you're feeling—instead of actually getting to the root cause of why you're sick. If they actually fixed the underlying issues, Big Pharma would go belly up overnight... and honestly, most doctors would be out of a job because everyone would finally be healthy! 😉
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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nimbleangler34 said:@ Drew Garcia67...

Sarcasm (from Greek)... a sharp, bitter mockery—basically a merciless rebuke.

What I was trying to get at is how much it grates on me when people reflexively link doctors and big pharma to corruption, crime, or the mob—call it whatever you want... It turns out everyone’s just looking for a payday, putting their own wallets and interests above everything else... I just don't buy into that generalization...

Of course they aren't ALL like that—you're throwing out an accusation nobody actually made here. But if I happen to run into just one "bad actor" who screws me over with the wrong medication, my little knowledge of all the honest ones being fine doesn't really help me, does it, Kuzis?
Frank Alvarez8 Frank Alvarez8 Member
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#19 ·
Edward Price73 said:The only safe bet is sticking to herbal remedies since they aren't harmful.🙂

The reality is that we have zero research on what's actually inside over half of these herbal supplements.
Plus, let’s not forget that nature—and by extension, many plant-based products—is full of incredibly toxic and dangerous substances.
Not to mention the impact environmental pollution has on the raw materials used to make them...
😎
dustycanyon6 dustycanyon6 Active Member
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lonecobra71 said:More than half of all herbal supplements have zero transparency regarding their ingredients, and there’s basically no actual research on them.
And we can't just ignore the fact that nature—and by extension, these various herbal extracts—can contain some seriously toxic and dangerous substances...
Not to mention how much environmental pollution affects the raw materials used to make these things in the first place...
😎

With a lot of pharmaceuticals, we know they're harmful, but nobody seems to care. And let's be real, manufacturers often know exactly how damaging they are, they just bury the data. Most newer drugs don't undergo nearly enough rigorous testing—it's like the patients being prescribed them are just lab rats in a clinical trial. As for the old ones? People assume they're fine because they've been around forever. If Aspirin were being submitted for FDA approval today, it probably wouldn't even be available over the counter, yet we treat it like it's totally harmless. And yeah, herbal supplements are sketchy too. Honestly, I think for a huge chunk of them, the placebo effect is doing all the heavy lifting, which means people might just heal without them anyway. And I mean, look at Ginkgo Biloba products—sure, it's technically an herbal supplement, but why the hell do they pack them with artificial dyes?! If I want Ginkgo, I want pure Ginkgo. I don't give a damn what color the pill is...

The only real way out is getting your body back into balance—eating right, avoiding toxins, staying active, and actually getting enough sleep... Plus, you have to tackle the root cause of the illness: talk to a nutritionist, a chiropractor, or a therapist... 😉

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