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According to the medical cartels nearly everyone with a pulse is abnormal and is in need of pharmaceuticals, surgery to replace or take out a body part or a change in diet that includes nutrients and package foods they happen to sell.
Mark Twain said: “If your doctor doesn’t read the medical literature, he is uninformed. If he does read the medical literature, he is misinformed.”
How does an average person sort out who/what to believe with such a overabundance of faked research, misunderstood studies and deliberate big business bias and spin. How can anyone who is bombarded daily in print, online and TV, learn to discern the difference between trustworthy advice and medical propaganda?
Sound Health Options
Malcolm Kendrick, MD graduated from medical school in Aberdeen and trained as a General Practitioner in Scotland. Join us as we discuss his latest book, Doctoring Data: How to sort out medical advice from medical nonsense in which he offers the public 10 ways to spot counterfeit research and deliberate medical fraud.
