Understanding what is behind the Medical School Curriculum
The Medical Monopoly.?Medical care today is expensive. A lot of time and energy went into making sure that the American public believes this is necessary. When questioning the need for such costly expenditures, pointing to other countries that have inexpensive, all-inclusive, or even free medical care, scapegoating is used to keep probing eyes off the reason medical care is so exorbitant. We?re told the fault lies with the insurance and pharmaceutical companies. It seems the desire for less expensive medical care is regarded as socialist or worse. The flaw lies within the foundation of the medical model and it can all be traced to the bottom line, i.e., the money, Rockefeller and Carnegie money, that is. In the early 1900s, when John D. Rockefeller was an oil giant and Andrew Carnegie was a steel magnate, monopoly was king. Monopolies had already been used to successfully drive up the price of oil and steel and these millionaires had enough money to fund whatever new ventures they pleased. John D. Rockefeller decided to invest his money into medicine. The medicine he chose was Allopathic Medicine. In the first half of the twentieth century medicine the United States was still an individualized affair. Allopathic doctors were already edging out midwives and traditional healing practitioners even though doctors had not yet banded together nor was their schooling regulated as it is today. The Allopathic doctors also had serious competition from Chiropractors and Homeopaths.
Homeopathy, founded by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, is a non-invasive practice that boosts the immune system to attack disease. It relies on a vaccine-like technology, spurring ?like to cure like? by giving a specially prepared, infinitesimal dose of a causal agent. In 1847 when the ?AMA? (American Medical Association) was established, Homeopaths outnumbered Allopaths two to one. Drugs were also commonly made by pharmacists in-house and distributed over the counter. Drugs containing opium or marijuana were available to the public without a doctor?s prescription. Cocaine was found in toothache drops, tonics and dandruff cures. Doctors had to aggressively advertise to out-compete their peers for patients. Medical Doctors were abundant in that there was one doctor per 750 Americans in 1900. There were 650 medical schools before World War I. Today, there are only 150 medical schools. John D. Rockefeller recognized that if he was going to create a medical monopoly he would first have to control education. Simon and Abraham Flexner were employed to do a study of medical schools in the United States. The Flexner Report came out in 1910 and proposed an executable solution to the problem of too many medical doctors. The Flexner Report proposed procedures and guidelines for medical schools to adhere by when enrolling and teaching in order to and regulate students and education. Rather than providing students a two-year training, after which they would earn approximately as much as an auto mechanic, instead they proposed a four-year undergraduate education, followed by another four years of medical training. They also proposed raising tuition so that only the most dedicated (and wealthy) of applicants would be able to participate. After the institution of this proposition, the number of medical schools dropped from 650 to 50 and the number of graduates in the medical field dropped from 7500 to 2500. That quickly solved the problem of too many doctors and the educational monopoly began.
Rockefeller and Drug Cartels.?In the beginning of the second decade of the twentieth century, brave scientists uncovered the existence and importance of micro nutrients in maintaining health. They discovered vitamins and, along with them, deficiency diseases. There is compelling evidence that cancer, heart disease, immune deficiencies and even AIDS are all caused by deficiencies and could be cured with vitamin therapy. It has been known since then that Laetrile, or vitamin B-17, is instrumental in curing cancer. A deficiency in this vitamin is considered the cause of cancer and it was believed that curing it could be as simple as administering a vitamin. The problem with this idea is that neither Laetrile nor any of the other vitamins, minerals and other natural remedies is patentable. They are worthless as moneymakers and did not fit into Rockefeller?s medical monopoly model. Once the pharmaceutical industry was born, Rockefeller funneled money into chemical giants like I.G. Farben, funding research and development of drugs. What was the research? Human experiments at concentration camps during the Second World War. Managers from I.G. Farben and its affiliates were tried in a court of law at the Nuremburg Trials in 1947 for crimes against humanity. The verdict: US Chief Prosecutor Telford Taylor is quoted to have said, ?Without I.G. Farben, the second world war would not have been possible.? Still, the pharmaceutical industry in the United States and abroad was founded on research like this. Ask any doctor today about Laetrile or deficiency cures similar to it and they?ll call you a quack.
Ask them what studies prove Laetrile to be quackery, though and they won?t be able to articulate a reason. Doctors today just ?know? that chemotherapy treats cancer and antibiotics treat bacterial infections. Even though there was a 90% decline in diseases like measles, mumps, and pertussis BEFORE vaccines were invented, doctors today know that vaccines are the only things keeping the public safe from epidemics. Rockefeller and his contemporaries were successful. Medicine today is a perfect reflection of where they put their dollars. Medicine is only legally practiced by doctors who have gone through Rockefeller?s idea of medical school. Anyone else found practicing medicine are prosecuted and/or put in prison. Medical school is costly, lengthy and absolutely unattainable for the majority of the public. Drugs are still controlled by major pharmaceutical cartels and the general public has no ability to diagnose or treat themselves. Instead, they must funnel billions of dollars into insurance companies every year to be able to afford the simplest treatments under a doctor?s care. Medical poverty is rampant. Traditional and indigenous health practitioners have been driven out of their posts as healers of the poor and the poor are left to fend for themselves. Medical care and pharmaceuticals are out of the reach of a growing sector of the population in the United States and even more so abroad. Rockefeller got his wish and he?ll likely never stop making money, especially if we continue like this. For more Independent Media & Alternative Health News visit:?WholeNews.Org
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Source: http://medicaltips.biz/2011/09/23/why-your-doctor-prescribes-pharmaceutical-drugs-as-medicine/
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