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... but motor vehicles kill and maim more people than
chemotherapy, ...
Any studies?

The imperfections of everyday medical practice
say nothing about the basic soundness of conventional approaches ...
The fact that the Medical System is the Number One Killer in the

Peter Moran wrote:
... but motor vehicles kill and maim more people than chemotherapy, ...
Any studies?

The imperfections of everyday medical practice say nothing about the
basic soundness of conventional approaches ...
The fact that the Medical System is the Number One Killer in the
US SHOULD say a LOT to those with an open mind.
Garry Null: Death by Medicine
http://tinyurl.com/2637v

chemotherapy, ...
Any studies?

PM> The treatment-related mortality for this in one large study was 2
out of 412 patients, giving a death rate of about 0.5%.

What do you think about the inclusion of over a million bedsores as
a medically-inflicted cause of death? Might not the ailment that
caused the patient to be bedridden bear some responsibility for the
death?
IF the Medical Industry can not prevent such common damage, how

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Peter Moran wrote:
... but motor vehicles kill and maim more people than chemotherapy, ...
Any studies?

A little. Perhaps the most common relatively high dose use of chemotherapy
would be that of metastatic breast cancer. The treatment-related
mortality for this in one large study was 2 out of 412 patients, giving a
death rate of about 0.5%.
See
Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2003;(1):CD003142.


The imperfections of everyday medical practice say nothing about the
basic soundness of conventional approaches ...
The fact that the Medical System is the Number One Killer in the
US SHOULD say a LOT to those with an open mind.
Garry Null: Death by Medicine
http://tinyurl.com/2637v

Have you examined this material? What do you think about the inclusion of
over a million bedsores as a medically-inflicted cause of death? Might
not the ailment that caused the patient to be bedridden bear some
responsibility for the death?

The material is easy to. examine. The responsibility is clear.

Unnecessary deaths and other adverse medical events are an admitted
problem, but if this is to have any perspective relevant to alternative
medicine it should be noted that people don't get exposed to the risks of
conventional medicine unless they are ill, and often seriously so, in the
first place.

Alternative medicine only looks safer because it is not expected to deal
with the same spectrum of illness, and uses treatments that mostly don't
do anything much.

PM

There would be no need for alternative medicine if conventional worked.