Statements of cancer surgeon, from which the hair stand on end



His name is Marty Makar and he oncology surgeon. Reading his statements, it is important to remember that this is a medical practitioner working in the system and believe in it. This makes it even more shocking statements.

"... One in four hospital patients harmed due to medical errors»

. "One cardiologist was fired because of his claim that 25 percent of electrocardiograms misinterpreted».

"... The doctor profits depend on the number of operations carried out them»

. "... Almost half of the treatments on anything not based».

In other words, almost half of the treatments are not based on any significant and confirmed the results of research.

"... More than thirty per cent of health services is not necessary»

. "I know of cases where patients intentionally did not report the most bloodless method of operation for the doctor was able to fully practice. But the doctor had hoped that the patient does not know. »

"Medical errors are the fifth-sixth place among the causes of death, the exact figure depends on the method of calculation»

. "The task of the doctor - patient offer anything, even if the physician already can not help. This financial incentive. Physicians need to pay for the equipment purchased

on credit. " It is known. that the use of caffeine in medicine extensively, including as part of painkillers preparatov.Inache saying, "We have expensive equipment, and to pay for it, they need to use».

A colleague of the doctor at the hospital Makareya - Barbara Starfield. She opened the public the following facts:

Every year, 225,000 patients die from the results of direct medical intervention. One hundred and six thousand of them die as a result of the use of officially approved drugs.

While the cure-all is not created, we have to settle for those that exist ...

The remaining 119 000 - improper care of the victim. This puts the medical intervention on the third leading cause of death.

author Jon Rappoport

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