Confessions of a Medical Heretic

16/09/2024

msn won't let you post link to covd vx side effects to mpx article

14/05/2022

Prosecutors allege a spate of odd deaths while Jennifer Anne Hall was employed at the hospital

08/04/2022

Did you know food labeling laws were recently changed?

Familiar terms like GMOs' have been done away with and replaced with more vague terms and in turn have given way for loopholes for tiny producers.

Foods that were previously labeled as containing "genetically modified organisms" will now be labeled as "bioengineered," or come with a phone number or QR code guiding consumers to more info online.

These new rules contain too many loopholes and the worst part of it is the use of the new term. Many consumers aren't familiar with this term and even more consumers don't possess access to smartphones to scan these QR codes. These new rules also aren't strict enough and will leave the majority of these modified foods unlabeled.

Not all food packaging has to contain these new QR codes, phone numbers, or Bioengineered labels either and here is where the loopholes comes into play.

Under the new rules, a food does not contain genetic material if the genetic material is not "detectable." If one or more of the foods ingredients comes from a modified plant but the ingredients themselves contain no DNA from that plant, the label may carry a "derived from bioengineering" disclosure. But that's VOLUNTARY!!

There's also "wiggle room" allowed for the "unintended" (less than 5%) presence of genetically engineered ingredients.

01/04/2022

https://interestingengineering.com/immune-feature-covid19-infections

A team of researchers at the University of Gothenburg identified IgA in the respiratory tracts of several of the personnel who didn't catch COVID-19.

23/02/2022

https://twitter.com/cartlanddavid/status/1495412605669810180?s=21

“Whoever put this together needs a knighthood make this viral https://t.co/CVMExDgqzF”

26/09/2021

💥Today I am no longer a Registered Nurse. 💥

I became a nurse because I care deeply about health.
I am no longer a nurse because I care deeply about health.

I have voluntarily surrendered my registration out of choice, exercising my freedom to choose what I align myself with, professionally and non-professionally. I have not been coerced, bullied or frightened into it.

*I no longer choose to be aligned with an establishment that prohibits freedom of speech regarding medical and health issues of global and critical importance.

*I no longer choose to be aligned with an establishment that limits discussion of health to a decided and fixed narrative, disallowing and forbidding the organic natural growth of alternate viewpoints that extend beyond and threaten this narrative.

*I no longer chose to be targeted with malicious complaints simply because I am an “RN” speaking out.

* I do not choose to be drawn into fruitless conversations with the Nursing Council on what Nursing should really be about, or what Nurses ‘should’ say and do.

*I no longer chose to be aligned with a regimented body that does not want to listen to voices of change nor permit its members to even talk about - let alone instigate – change that goes against the official narrative.

*I no longer choose to be aligned professionally with an establishment that uses coercive tactics to attain compliance.

😈To the trolls that lodged fictitious malicious complaints about me – thank you. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to reflect upon my freedom to choose who and what I align myself with. Thank you for providing me with opportunity to reconsider my loyalties, enabling me to make a decision to remove myself from the registry with integrity and a sense of liberation.

🙌 Eight years ago I was interviewed in a medical publication, this memory came up in my Facebook the week I decided to leave the nursing registry. I said this then about community nursing:

“What are the most three important qualities for a Primary Care Nurse?

“…a passion to instigate change in the community and the determination and energy to actually do it.”

“Where do you see yourself in 10 years?”

“I really hope INSTIGATING CHANGE SOMEWHERE.”


And here I am – now without my registration and so free now to work towards bringing about the change I wish to see, the very change I had envisaged bringing about all those years ago:

I am a 5G Awareness activist.
I am Pro Safe Technology
I am involved with IMOP (Informed Medical Options Party).
I am Pro eradicating MASS FEAR with regards to Covid and am Pro opening up the Planet fully - whilst protecting only the most vulnerable.

Let’s keep working towards bringing forth change we wish to see, together.

Naomi, Former Registered Nurse

24/09/2021

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23/09/2021

17/09/2021

Doctor free up beds, by Killing Patients.
"Unfortunately, our mission is to be go-betweens on the springboard to the next life, so I want to clear the intensive care unit. It's making me itch", said Doctor de Souza.

A female Brazilian charged with killing seven patients to free up beds at a at intensive care unit may have been responsible for as many as 300 deaths at The Universitario Evangelico which is the biggest hospital in the state. It receives half of all people injured in accidents in the area.

Dr. Virginia Soares de Souza and her medical team administered muscle relaxing to patients, and then reduced their oxygen supply, causing them to die of asphyxia at the Evangelical Hospital in the southern city of Curitiba.
De Souza, a 56-year-old widow, was arrested in 2013 and charged with seven counts of aggravated first degree murder.
Three other doctors, three and a physiotherapist who worked under De Souza have also been charged with murder.

Prosecutors for the state of Parana said wiretaps of De Souza's phone conversations revealed that her motive was to free up hospital beds for other patients.
"I want to clear the intensive care unit. It's making me itch," she said in one recording released to Brazilian media. "Unfortunately, our mission is to be go-betweens on the springboard to the next life," she added in the same phone call.
More cases are expected to emerge as investigators comb through 1,700 records of patients who died in the last seven years at the hospital, where De Souza headed the intensive care unit. "We already have more than 20 cases established, and there are nearly 300 more that we are looking into.
If prosecutors prove that De Souza killed 300 patients, this could be one of the worst serial killings in the “World serial killer competition for Doctor & Nurses” rivaling the notorious case of Harold Shipman, the English doctor who was found to have killed at least 215 patients.

A muscle relaxant such as Pancuronium (trademark Pavulon) was administered; increasing the patients' dependence on artificial respiration; then the oxygen supply was reduced, causing death by asphyxia. Some of the patients were conscious moments before they died.
In some cases, De Souza was absent from the hospital and gave instructions to end the life of a patient by telephone to members of her medical team, according to documents detailing the charges.

But sadly Brazil's slow legal system is taking years to try an allegedly murderous doctor. Meanwhile, De Souza and the other arrestees remain on bail until the initial seven test-charges of aggravated first-degree murder reach court, which may still be months away. De Souza has pleaded not guilty to charges.
The state prosecutor in Curitiba warned last year (2014) that the case could take up to five years to resolve and said it was unprecedented in Brazil.

In Brazil, private hospitals treat a high percentage of low-income patients through the public service, the Unified Health System (SUS). But the overlap between private and public hospitals is said to hurt those who can't afford private healthcare plans.
"Because there are too few public hospitals to treat low-income people, private hospitals, which prioritize maximizing profit, tend to choose what SUS patients they will take in based on how much the government will remunerate them for their services, not based on how critical or urgent their medical condition is," José Sestelo, a professor of collective health at the Bahia State Federal University, told The Lancet last year. The Evangelical Hospital attends mostly to the needy.

17/09/2021

Nurse got $83,000 in Kickbacks from Big Pharma

A nurse practitioner in Connecticut pleaded guilty in taking $83,000 in kickbacks from a drug company in exchange for prescribing its high-priced drug to treat cancer pain.
In some cases, she delivered promotional talks attended only by herself and a company sales representative.
But when the federal government released data on payments by drug and device companies to and teaching , the payments to nurse practitioner Heather Alfonso, 42, were nowhere to be found.
That’s because the federal Physician Payment Sunshine Act doesn’t require companies to publicly report payments to nurse practitioners or physician assistants, even though they are allowed to write prescriptions in most states.

Prosecutors said that Heather Alfonso was paid as a promotional speaker by Subsys’ maker, Insys Therapeutics Inc., for more than 70 dinner programs at a rate of about $1,000 per event.
“In many instances, the dinner programs were only attended by Alfonso and a sales representative for the manufacturer,”
the U.S. attorney. “In other instances, the programs were attended by individuals, including office staff and friends, who did not have licenses to prescribe controlled substances.
For the majority of these dinner programs, Alfonso did not give any kind of presentation about the drug at all.”

The charge against Alfonso carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. Sentencing was scheduled for September 2015, but has been postponed.
Prosecutors said that Heather Alfonso prescribed Subsys to many patients who did NOT have cancer, the drug's only approved indication.
Subsys sales have grown quickly, despite its narrow market.
The sublingual spray brought in $219.5 million for 2014, more than double its $95.8 million total the previous year. Fourth-quarter 2014 sales alone amounted to more than $60 million.

Elissa Ladd, an associate professor of nursing at the MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston, surveyed 263 nurse practitioners several years ago about their interactions with the pharmaceutical industry.
Her survey, published in 2010 in the American Journal of Managed Care, found that nearly all had regular contact with drug company sales representatives.
Nine in 10 believed that it was acceptable to attend lunch and dinner events sponsored by the industry.
Ladd said she supports mandatory disclosure of payments for nurse practitioners and physician assistants.

A state initiative that would have required drug companies and device manufacturers to start reporting their payments to advance practice registered nurses (APRNs) this year has been delayed to 2017.
The delay comes as an APRN at a pain clinic in Derby, Heather Alfonso, awaits sentencing on charges that she received kickbacks from the drug company Insys Therapeutics in exchange for prescribing a potent painkiller intended for cancer patients.
The payments to Alfonso for promoting the drug were not reported publicly under federal rules because APRNs are not included in the Physician Payment Sunshine Act, which requires public reporting of drug company payments only to physicians and teaching hospitals.

Alfonso’s payments from Insys would not be covered by the amended legislation because she worked in collaboration with a physician at the Comprehensive Pain and Headache Treatment Center in Derby, not independently.
Yepp, as a politician sponsored by pharmaceutical companies, it is imperative to always leave some gaps in the law.

http://www.justice.gov/usao-ct/pr/aprn-admits-receiving-kickbacks-drug-company-prescribing-pain-medication
http://www.ajmc.com/journals/issue/2010/2010-12-vol16-n12/AJMC_10decLadd_WebX_e358to62/

16/09/2021

Right! :)

This is so ridiculous that people believe this now...

It has nothing to do with science but is all about control of the masses...

Western medicine has never been able to cure one condition! Why would it be different today?

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14/09/2021

Unions are warning vaccine mandates could decimate already under-staffed police departments.

29/08/2021

10/08/2021

https://fb.watch/7iN8VurULI/

03/08/2021

Let’s get to 4288 signatures by the end of today - can you add yours?

30/07/2021

And what you can do to protect your loved ones.

28/07/2021

You can't rush science.

24/07/2021

P*L*A*N*D*E*M*I*C. 💉💉💉