Statin drugs kill one cell at a time! Plz share this information -It will save lives!

[Kimberley]

The latest from James Yoseph... May 24, 2012

Doctors
Doctors simply do not know they have been duped.

The way they are taught in the world of competition and medicine is rigid unforgiving and tough. Their instructors teach them that there is only one way to practice. The amount of information they must absorb and memorize is astonishing.

They universally must go through a year of dissecting a cadaver one piece at a time and naming every nerve, vein and organ. It is not a place for dummies or the squeamish. Neither is med school a place for the slacker or lazy.

They memorize every symptom, protocol and modality of each and every ailment of a possible patient. They begin seeing patients in their 3rd year and ordering treatment and meds by the 4th. They move on to internship and work impossible long hours under incredible stress. At any given moment they can lose their chosen career for one mistake.

By the time they graduate they know everything they must know to practice medicine, as it is known today.

What is wrong with this picture?

The teaching of doctors is a closed system. It is the same everywhere in America.

It is antiquated, barbaric and wrong.

One or two wrong modalities and diagnosis become universally accepted and cannot be changed. Missed diagnosis and wrong information is perpetuated as if it were the law of the land.

If treatment becomes the “standard of care” instead of cure it is the same everywhere. If a bad drug makes it to market everyone prescribes it. Your doctor still lives in fear of any deviation in treatment. He could still lose his chosen career for refusing to ascribe to the rules. The result is an entire planet is poisoned with a pathogenic fungal toxin endorsed by physicians everywhere.

Is that the man or woman you want to see for a physical or minor ailment?

What is your alternative?

The tree is rotten at the root.

James B. Yoseph

[foreverfan]

Thanks to all who requested my protocal. Let me know how it goes for you.

[cjbrooksjc]

This is a lengthy but informative supporting view from a practicing cardiologist:

**http://www.sott.net/articles/show/24...-Heart-Disease

Remove the asterisks (**) before you paste the link; they discourage hitch-hiker spam.

Best,

Brooks

[Kimberley]

Posted by cjbrooksjc (here)
This is a lengthy but informative supporting view from a practicing cardiologist:

**http://www.sott.net/articles/show/24...-Heart-Disease

Remove the asterisks (**) before you paste the link; they discourage hitch-hiker spam.

Best,

Brooks

Thank you Brooks, a great addition to this thread!

Also I got word today that the Yoseph's have a full web site now....

http://statinsideeffects.weebly.com/

Much love !

[Kimberley]

Here is more.....

http://www.oneradionetwork.com/healt...april-26-2012/

[Kimberley]

This belongs here...

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofZRm-kfggA

[Kimberley]

I want to add this here also... less than 10 minutes...

The Rockefellers, The FDA & The Cancer Industry

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbyY3jqvVBQ

[Kimberley]

This weeks essay. I wrote it in response to a continuing question I get from people who are frustrated with trying to help.

Love,

James

When God lay the foundation of the World, He Gave us two Laws that are perfect in their implementation and Justice.

Those are: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction and an object set in motion stays in motion.

Those govern the physical universe, the mental and the spiritual. Those are immutable, unchangeable and permanent. As Sovereign of the universe He can change anything but He does not. Why would He change the perfect?

How difficult is it to change someone’s, anyone’s mind? Next to Impossible. Once a thought or belief is set in motion it becomes a moon encircling its planet, the larger the moon the greater its inertia.

Mentally and spiritually the only force great enough to change a mind or spirit is fear or pain with one exception.

The mind and spirit have their own inertia. A force great enough can change their direction but the law remains immutable. Only a force great enough can change the direction and spin of the moon. The same is true of our inner being.

That is what makes changing something as important as prescribing statins as medicine, so difficult. The wrong idea, the malevolent implementation not withstanding it is an object set in motion.

The Law is amoral. It simply is. Good or bad set in motion stay in motion until enough force comes along to change it.

The Truth is not enough of itself. In fact Truth without Love is not Truth at all. It becomes a bitter cruelty to be resisted and rightfully so.

The only force great enough to change anyone’s mind is the combination of Love and Truth. If we can love enough when we present the Truth it will move mountains. That is the only force greater than fear and pain.

There is not enough fear and pain to get the job done until it is too late. Intervention can be done early only in Love and Truth.

There are only three kinds of people who change their minds, those with open minds to begin with, those in enough pain and those who are loved enough.

James B. Yoseph

[Kimberley]

Yes I admit that I am bumping this again!!!!

[Kimberley]

This weeks essay from James..

The Good of Statins

What we know about the direct effects of taking statin drugs is a potential boon to medicine. Statins are implicated in Cancer, ALS, MS, Chronic Fatigue, obesity, auto immune diseases, cardio myopathy, and a host of others to include exacerbated CVD (Cardiovascular disease) the disease they are supposed to prevent.

There is a huge body of irrefutable stats that have surfaced to prove just how deadly and harmful statins truly are.

If we can encourage medicine to pay attention we can learn a lot from statins as to the cause and effect relationship between mycotoxins and disease. Statins are mycotoxins.

This terrible man made plague has the potential to save lives.

I would like to sit before some senate oversight committee and ask three questions to be answered by a show of hands:

• How many of you are taking statins?
• How many of you are suffering what you consider to be some of the discouraging ravages of aging?
• How many of you trust your doctor implicitly?

If they told the truth, most of the hands would go up in answer to every question.

In the first human study done in the US a hand picked group of six people were selected to take statins. They were heterozygotes or people with the rare genetic proclivity to hypercholesterolemia. Four of the six had the expected precursors of CVD. Two did not. All were given a statin drug. As expected the cholesterol levels came down.

Doctors Brown, Goldstein, Bilheimer and Grundy headed up the program. They blithely walked past the most significant part of the study. Two, fully one third of the people selected, had no sign of CVD; that fact in spite of their rare genetic proclivity.

Men with an agenda have blinders on. They were there to study the effects of statins. It never occurred to them to study the remarkable health of the two. What was different about them? Instead they gave them a health-destroying drug.

If we do not begin studying health we will never be and become healthy. The study of medicine and drugs is upside down………………………………………….Study health.

James Yoseph June 15, 2012

[eileenrose]

My mom just came home from a 3 days hospital stay due to Statin drugs. Of course, the doctors there (she had five different ones...can you imagine that???!!!) didn't take her off of them. They just said there was nothing wrong that they could find. ie. don't bother us.

I assumed they would kick her out earlier, when they found nothing wrong, but they kept her an extra day (then I remembered she has complete medical coverage...she pays for that). so they kept her to make money off of her.

Losers!!!

Now that she is home, she is starting to question this particular drug and it's potential side effects.
...but I guess it isn't my worry (she just ignores me...I have to have some level of authority she trust...ie a m.d. degree, I suppose). What you print here, on PA, she thinks is all fantasy.

Life is short. love your parents while you still got them. That is my slogan. Because they do everything they are told to by the/their doctors. Even if they don't even know their names.
I should ask her, was it doctor number 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 that told you that it isn't your prescriptions that are killing you?

what an awful world we live in (right now). that is all I got to say on it.


...still stinging....from her refusal to see this (yet....but obviously, she will keep getting sick/hospilized...this isn't going away).

[Kimberley]

EileenRose... I hear and feel your pain... Buy the book and ask her to read it or read it to her and maybe she will see the light!! However what ever happens it is all in divine order!!!

Much love!

[eileenrose]

Kim- sent you a PM. I am not in a 'good' mood, on this topic (today). Still stings (that she ignored me and ended up there). My dad is starting to see that it might be them. Stay tuned. Let's see if we can steal back a life (from those bad bad boys...ie. contributing doctor's who perpuated the myth that statins are safe).

[nearing]

Another MD on the subject ---


Statin drugs reduce cholesterol by inhibiting the an enzyme in the liver (HMG-CoA reductase) which plays a role in the production of cholesterol in the liver. Unfortunately, this enzyme also plays a part in the production of a substance known as Coenzyme Q10, which itself is important for energy production within the body’s cells. Statins therefore have the ability to drain the life out of people. Any doctor who sees patients and actually listens to them will know this from experience, and now someone’s actually gone and shown it with a scientific study [1].

The study was published on-line in the Archives of Internal Medicine. A group of individuals were randomised to take one of two statins (simvastatin at 20 mg per day or pravastatin at 40 mg per day) or placebo for six months. Participants were rated at regular intervals through the study for their perceived fatigue on exertion, general fatigue and energy levels.

One thing worth highlighting here is that the study was only 6 months in duration. This is relevant because it’s not uncommon for the adverse side-effects of statins to come on many months or even years after the treatment is started.

Overall, statins did indeed appear to cause a significant change in energy and worsen fatigue on exertion. Women were more affected than men.

Four out of 10 women reported either reduction in energy or worsening of fatigue on exertion.

Two out of 10 women reported problems with both these things.

One out of 10 women reported that both of these things were ‘much worse’.



The authors remark:

Effects were seen in a generally healthy sample given modest statin doses, and both simvastatin and pravastatin contributed to the significant adverse effect of statins on energy and fatigue with exertion. Particularly for women, these unfavorable effects were not uncommon… These findings are important, given the central relevance of energy and functional status to well-being.

If you or someone you know appears to have statin-related fatigue or other symptoms (such as muscle pain), please see this blog post about how this might be reversed using supplements of Coenzyme Q10.

References:

1. Golomb BA, et al. Effects of Statins on Energy and Fatigue With Exertion: Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial. Arch Int Med epub 11 June 2012

[eileenrose]

Statin drugs reduce cholesterol by inhibiting the an enzyme in the liver (HMG-CoA reductase) which plays a role in the production of cholesterol in the liver. Unfortunately, this enzyme also plays a part in the production of a substance known as Coenzyme Q10, which itself is important for energy production within the body’s cells. Statins therefore have the ability to drain the life out of people.

yes, that is it. in a nutshell.

The Vampire Drug

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Update:
6/17, So a couple more relatives have objected to Statin use (with my mother). Hopefully that does the trick. ...don't know if she has quit (yet).
6/18 she quit taking it. Hope that last (she wants the doctor to tell her what to do...so she's made an appointment...and when I say 'doctor'..I mean the random dude that she gets at the clinic she visits...they change almost yearly now...and each new one gives her more medications than the last.....

...ugg!.....people...will we ever ever wake up from this drug disaster???)

It is worse that just about any other. fyi.

[Kimberley]

This weeks essay from James...

I engaged in a brief Internet exchange with someone who identified himself as “foxholeathiest”. The language patterns and technique used to attempt to invalidate the findings in “How Statins Drugs REALLY Lower Cholesterol” reminded me of Jonathan Tobert. He as you know is one of the central villains in the conspiracy to bring statins to market.

It was typical of the kind of effort we expected to see from the drug cartels. It was the first all out frontal attack based not in fact but rather in side steps and obfuscation. He pretended to have not read the book and could not attack the content but rather attacked the motive for bringing it to market, accused us of fear tactics, money grubbing and attacked the manner of publishing. The book could not be valid and true because we self-published. He said people would die from not taking their statins.

Though we could have deleted all his comments and mine, I left them posted for public review.

I did not apologize or justify. For our readers, friends and supporters we need do neither.

What he wrote was indelicate subterfuge and drug company propaganda. That was what brought statins to market. Scare the hell out of everyone about his or her LDLs.
Then provide a poisonous toxin to assuage their fear. It has grown into a medical catastrophe of monumental proportion.

Not to worry. If we can engender more of this type of attack it will raise public awareness and we will have done our job. I had begun to be concerned that they might just ignore us.

The book continues to sell as we continue to write. “Poisoned” will soon be published. It started as a recovery and health tome for the injured and has grown into a sequel full of new facts and paradigm shifts.

“How Statin Drugs REALLY Lower Cholesterol” was not written for the layperson. It simply has too much difficult scientific fact that had to be included. It will not be a best seller nor will it make the authors rich and famous. It was written for the victims and their attorneys. It is a go by for civil litigation. In it is sufficient evidence to do battle in a court of law based on “failure to warn” which is what won the huge tobacco awards. The victims have a right to remedy.

The cure for statin injury is known. It is mevalonate. It will not come to market in our lifetimes. It would require and admission of guilt from the only people who could manufacture it, the drug companies. There is not enough morality in the entirety of them to ever make such an admission. It is sad but true.

If you are statin injured your only hope of remedy is good diet and lawsuit.

James Yoseph June 20, 2012

[Kimberley]

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This weeks essay from James...

We try to answer all emails. Two consistent themes come up that are tough to talk about. One is statin induced mental illness, depression, irritability and rage. The other is loss of libido, ED and impotence.

Beatrice Golomb documented the increase in both problems in statin users.

What complicates the issues even more is that doctors are not trained to recognize them as side effects and consequently treat them as aging. Anti-depressants and tranquilizers may help the first but often exacerbate the second. Testosterone levels are checked. Estrogen and Viagra are prescribed and the side effects get treated.

A common theme in our reader’s questions is “I have quit statins.” “What now”?

Stopping statins, good diet and moderate exercise will correct most of it. But what about the residual scars left on families and relationships by depression, irritability and rage. How do we deal with the insecurities left by the loss of femininity or manliness? Have our relationships survived? Did we lose a good job?

Can we afford to blame statins for some momentary lapse? What about personal responsibility?

The near impossible dilemmas these questions represent are perhaps the most difficult of statin side effects. We cannot afford to abrogate personal responsibility in favor of blame.

We can however accept that what has happened, has happened. None of us is defined as human by a temporary period of impotence or anger.

We can take responsibility for seeing this never happens again to our children, our grandchildren or us. We can get well informed and take charge of our own health and we must.

We can ask ourselves some very important questions. How did good diet and food supplements get relegated to the fringes of medicine? What is wrong in the system of things that allows for these historical catastrophes?

What changes will work? Can we throw out the bath water and not the baby?

If we do not take personal responsibility and act; then this will inevitably be a repeat occurrence.

What kind of world are we leaving to our children’s children?

James Yoseph June 27, 2012

[nearing]

I helped a pt of mine who had been on statins for 8 years (she is only 41) and who got diagnosed with 'fibromyalgia', lo and behold, 8 years ago! The poor thing has been miserable with pain all over and migraine headaches as well as the accompanying depression and anxiety for all of this time and not one of her doctors connected the dots!

Her marriage has been on the rocks for the past 2 years due to all of this. She was in tears with hope when I gave her this info. I really hope for her sake that the pain isn't permanent by this time.

[Kimberley]

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James Yoseph said he has recovered well...expecting the same for your friend!!

Posted by nearing (here)
I helped a pt of mine who had been on statins for 8 years (she is only 41) and who got diagnosed with 'fibromyalgia', lo and behold, 8 years ago! The poor thing has been miserable with pain all over and migraine headaches as well as the accompanying depression and anxiety for all of this time and not one of her doctors connected the dots!

Her marriage has been on the rocks for the past 2 years due to all of this. She was in tears with hope when I gave her this info. I really hope for her sake that the pain isn't permanent by this time.

[Kimberley]

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This weeks essay from James...July 3, 2012

Mycoplasmas and their fungi like spores are found in all living things. They are the one life form that may be immortal. They have been found alive in 3,000-year-old mummies. Their spores make toxins. Some of those poisons are more virulent than others.

There is a vast body of knowledge about them that is just the tip of the iceberg. Much more remains to be discovered than is now known.

On our journey to discover the origins of statins we discovered a whole new world of information that is alien to medicine. In the medical field only veterinarians study and treat for micotoxicity in their patients. Yet these tiny creatures are implicated in a host of degenerative human diseases. There is much theory about them and their purpose. Some say they are like the rest of life in that they compete for various food sources and develop their toxins to kill off competing organisms.

Why would an immortal living creature feel the need to compete?

What is clear about them is, as they go through 16 known morphologies, they decay and degenerate their host organism. They are responsible for rot from the inside, the same way mold decays from the outside. In so doing they make all other life possible.

A world without mycoplasma and their spores would be devoid of life.

What becomes obvious is, their importance is irrefutable. Equally important is that all other living things naturally resist their disease causing decay. As the resistance wears down the decay begins and grows until the cycle is complete in death and degeneration.

Suddenly good health and nutrition is no longer important. It is paramount. Without maintaining and nurturing our body’s natural resistance, decay begins then accelerates.

Statins being the product of mycoplasmas, a mycotoxin, accelerate decay.

The study of disease is useless without the understanding of these organisms and sure and certain knowledge of what prevents them causing their genetic given to destroy.

Science must study health. What causes health? What preserves health? What restores health? Without the study of health, it will remain beyond our grasp.
All medicine should include the study of health and restoration.

Mycotoxins are not candidates for prevention; instead they are Pandora’s box.

James Yoseph Junly 3, 2012