Dr. John Reizer
Physicians keep pushing more and more medical screenings on their patients.
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Many of these poor people became alarmed, lost sleep, and had increased anxiety because of a positive test result. Later, after undergoing an unnecessary colonoscopy, they discovered their at-home test result had been a false positive.
Truth be told, these particular tests commonly produce false positives.
Many people will agree to a battery of recommended screenings because their insurance companies pay for the diagnostic tests. They have the strange mindset: “If it’s free, it’s for me!”
Many diagnostic screening tests, including Cologuard, carry strong disclaimers stating that false positives are common.
I believe healthcare consumers need to become much more knowledgeable about diagnostic tests and medical procedures. Patients should not accept physicians’ advice unquestioningly without doing their own independent research.
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And to Add, before the so-called medical healthcare system there was the following:
“BEFORE MODERN MEDICINE,
THERE WERE PLANTS.
Before asprin, there was willow bark
Before cough syrup, there was elderberry
Before iron pills, there was nettle leaf
Before vapor rub, there was eucalyptus
Before sleep aids, there was lavender
Before band-aids, there was plantain leaf
Before cold medicine, there was wild cherry bark
Before eczema creams, there was calendula
Before disinfectants, there was thyme
Before antibiotics, there was garlic
Before pain balms, there was arnica
Before probiotics, there was sauerkraut
Before toothache gel, there was clove
Before scar creams, there was rosehip oil
Before anxiety pills, there was chamomile
Before migraine tablets, there was feverfew
Before muscle relaxants, there was valerian
Before energy drinks, there was ginseng
BEFORE EVERYTHING CAME FROM
A LAB, IT CAME FROM THE EARTH”
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A great topic and article, John! 👍🙂
Lisa
You definitely see the big picture here, Lisa. I can tell from the way you write that you get it!
I know I wrote about this subject yesterday, but sometimes I circle back to reinforce important points. 🙂
John
I think these tests are just another scam in order to fill the pockets of the greedy vermin. I’ve never had a colonoscopy, and I never will. The idea of it completely freaks me out.
People see medical advertisements repeatedly and they become brainwashed into believing that they have to take all these tests.
It boggles my mind, John, what people will do if it’s paid for by insurance. It’s free! People act like they are blessed to have insurance or Medicare in order to have all these medical tests done or to obtain prescriptions. It’s as though everyone is convinced that something is wrong with their health. But no worries, the good doctor will fix everything. Which means drugs, vaccines or surgery.
Doctors are so put on a pedestal because they are believed to be saving lives. But in reality they are leading people to their deaths. It’s just a matter of time as to how long it will take.
The words “see your doctor” literally makes me feel nauseous. And people who say this to you think you are crazy for not going. But doctors are part of a venomous system that’s out to get your insurance money and your blood.
In my opinion, doctors are only good in emergency situations. Or for assisting mothers during pregnancy and in giving childbirth. Definitely not for our general health and well-being.
Lisa