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jackovesk
25th September 2011, 04:43
Preamble: Time & Time Again I have mentioned How the Draconian NWO Globalists Policies eventually filter Down-Under to Australia (Generally within a 1 - 6 month 'Lag-Time').
When I see a 'Cluster' of Fearmongering Headlines like this 'below' I know the NWO Globalists are going to try and 'Take-Down' Australia's entire Alternative Health Therapy & Remedies industry..!


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Click on Links to see article...


Natural medicine offers risks not relief (http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/natural-medicine-a-time-bomb/story-e6freoof-1226145328750)
Mike O'Connor: Untested remedies too much to take (http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/opinion/sick-system-needs-check-up/story-e6frerdf-1226129269986)
Research: Sceptics question alternative claims (http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/health-science/sceptics-question-alternative-claim-more-chiropractors-are-treating-more-australians-every-year/story-e6frg8y6-1226063727380)
False claims: Herbal remedies are not so healthy (http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/herbal-remedies-are-not-so-healthy/story-fn6e0s1g-1226060219266)

More than 200,000 natural therapists work in unregistered health fields in Australia

The Sunday Mail (Qld) September 25, 2011

http://resources3.news.com.au/images/2011/09/24/1226145/298871-natural-medicine-dangers.jpg
HEALTH RISKS: Untested and unregistered natural health therapies are putting lives at risk. Source: The Courier-Mail

HEALTH authorities have failed to keep up with an explosion in natural therapists as lives are put at risk from untested, unproven and potentially dangerous services.


Comment: WOW - There it is in the 1st sentence in the 1st of 4 Clustered articles on the subject..!
More than 200,000 practitioners work in unregistered health fields Australia-wide and complementary medicines generate almost $2 billion a year, but little can be done when treatments go wrong.

In a damning assessment of consumer-protection measures, Queensland's health watchdog admits it is powerless to respond to the misconduct of alternative healers and other unregistered practitioners.

"The status quo does not sufficiently protect consumers from (the) risk of harm from unregistered health practitioners," the Health Quality and Complaints Commission says in a confidential paper obtained by The Sunday Mail.

Naturopathy, faith and spiritual healing, Chinese medicine, homeopathy and massage are among the unregulated fields in Queensland, with the medical community warning of a health "time bomb".

"This is a public health issue waiting to explode," said UQ School of Population Health researcher Jon Wardle, who has found there are now more alternative medical practitioners than doctors in some areas.

"For half the healthcare sector to be non-regulated is completely inappropriate it is the black market of health."

The Australian Traditional Medicine Society says the industry is "overall very safe" but supports reforms to protect consumers.

Figures obtained by The Sunday Mail show there have been 119 complaints about alternative practitioners to the state's health watchdog in the past three years. Allegations of assault, rough and painful treatment, illegal practices, medication errors and inappropriate treatment are among the complaints.

However, the complaints commission is unable to discipline offenders and can only forward cases to other agencies for action under general consumer and criminal laws.

The state lags a long way behind NSW, where a health complaints commissioner can ban unregistered practitioners who breach a statutory code of conduct. There are no similar prohibition powers in Queensland.

An acupuncturist who caused a collapsed lung was among nine people banned in NSW since 2008.

Doctors' group the AMA says it is aware of dangerous practices, including practitioners claiming to be able to change DNA. "These practitioners sometimes lead patients to believe almost magical things can be done," Queensland AMA president Dr Richard Kidd said.

A further 80 complaints were made about complementary medicines and therapies to Queensland's Office of Fair Trading since 2008.

A huge question mark hangs over the safety of complementary medicines, with a scathing report this month revealing that nine out of 10 products were not meeting regulatory standards.

The Auditor-General's report found the 10,000 complementary medicines registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration did not have to be tested for safety nor efficacy.

A TGA spokeswoman last week said there were 276 adverse drug reaction reports relating to complementary medicines, or 2 per cent of all reports.

Grave concerns about the policing of alternative operators this year prompted the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council to launch a review of regulation. The body, due to report to health ministers in November, consulted with representative associations and found there were at least 200,000 practitioners.

Queensland's Health Quality Complaints Commission sent a "private and confidential" submission to the advisory council backing a national code of conduct and banning powers.

The present system allowed repeat offenders to "continue providing health services that harm the public", chief executive Cheryl Herbert wrote.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/natural-medicine-a-time-bomb/story-e6freoof-1226145328750

PS - Mark my words "They are Coming-After the Alternative Health Industry in Australia" just like the FDA has done in America.

I share this 'Thread' with you on how you too can 'SPOT the CON', in the hope of educating others how the NWO Globalists, Big Pharma & MSM work in tandem to 'DESTROY' any industry they have 'No Control' over which in turn is taking $2Billion out of their Coffers on a Yearly basis..!

I am not trying to be a 'Know It All'...I am merely trying to Educate others on how to 'Catch Out' these CRIMINALS...

Regards

Jack

aranuk
25th September 2011, 05:15
Jack, these bar stewards are at it everywhere you friggin' turn aren't they? Not only do they want to kill 6.5 million of us with all their poisons, but they are wanting to be paid trillions of dollars doing it. Paid assassins. Killing thousands of their own people in 911, killing people in Afghanistan, (not only Americans are doing this the British are too) Iraq, Libya. They must be stopped. They keep doing it because nobody stops them. The people in every country should say NO. NO MORE. I am beginning to think that the situation is hopeless. The thought came to me a minute ago, I thought maybe an ordinary person could stand against the politicians at the next election but that wouldn't work we wouldn't get to speak and debate it on TV. The media already has that as well. They have every corner covered. Most probably years in advance. If there are ET's on planet and around it as many here think why doesn't the super/highly advanced ET's don't come to our rescue here. They, if they are that intelligent and much more advanced than us would be able to see that we have lost the game here to that friggin' evil bunch of bars turds. Prime directive my asre. That's just a poor excuse for doing nothing at all. So come all ye ET's DO WHAT IS RIGHT! If we came and witnessed a 17yr old teenager beating up a child of five and kicking it would we not interfere and stop the thuggery and the evil? Of course we would.

Stan

markoid
25th September 2011, 05:25
Given the number of deaths caused in hospitals by 'mistakes' and the number of deaths caused by pharmaceuticals prescribed by registered doctors, and don't get me started on the cancer 'industry' and the shenanigans they get up to, this a very bad joke. Such accusations just p*ss me off something fierce. Admittedly there may be certainly be some very dodgy alternative practitioners around though.

sheddie
25th September 2011, 08:08
unbelievable fear mongering .................... :eek:

sad thing is people will believe it ..................

Lord Sidious
25th September 2011, 08:18
I have a friend in Perth who is a student of natural medicines, especially Chinese traditional medicine.
She found a practitioner who tutors her and he is the best acupuncturist you will ever meet.
Far better than the nuggets called ''doctors'' who couldn't find their arses with a map, gps and sextant.
And, there is always a remedy for you if someone treats you and messes up.
You can use contract remedies as well as equity.
The law of negligence doesn't require a statute to be in place for it to cover you.

markoid
25th September 2011, 08:52
Hey Sid, I had the unfortunate experience of having hole burnt through my bladder last year during surgery for cancer, I'm not the litigious type, but do I have any rights to take it further if I so desired... public medicine, no private insurance. I had follow up surgery 4 months later and they had me sign a waiver WHILE ON THE TABLE, just before going under anaesthesia, which I thought was sleazy as hell!
Also, though I have no proof, I suspect that I was used as a practjce guinea pig for inserting a urethral catheter. There was a group of clipboard carrying people, quite possibly students in one corner of the operating theatre as I was being put under.

Lord Sidious
25th September 2011, 08:58
Hey Sid, I had the unfortunate experience of having hole burnt through my bladder last year during surgery for cancer, I'm not the litigious type, but do I have any rights to take it further if I so desired... public medicine, no private insurance. I had follow up surgery 4 months later and they had me sign a waiver WHILE ON THE TABLE, just before going under anaesthesia, which I thought was sleazy as hell!
Also, though I have no proof, I suspect that I was used as a practjce guinea pig for inserting a urethral catheter. There was a group of clipboard carrying people, quite possibly students in one corner of the operating theatre as I was being put under.

That waiver doesn't mean much.
There is no mechanism at law to exclude yourself from negligence, only contractual negligence, that is what I was taught.
And, that waiver wouldn't hold much water due to the situation, you didn't willingly and knowingly sign.
ALL damages are actionable and believe it or not, not all the judges are bad.

I would bet I could get you a remedy. Possibly outside court, too.

markoid
25th September 2011, 09:07
Thanks for that mate.When you say 'a remedy' what do you mean?

Lord Sidious
25th September 2011, 09:33
Thanks for that mate.When you say 'a remedy' what do you mean?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_remedy

markoid
25th September 2011, 09:41
Thanks my good man... appreciated.

Cjay
25th September 2011, 13:54
Big Pharma do not deal in cures. Cures are bad for business. Healthy customers are bad for business. It's much better for them if we stay sick and keep buying their ineffective and highly toxic medicines. How many of us ever read the long lists of dangerous side effects that accompany some medicines?

The greedy pharmaceutical companies know they can't patent natural remedies, so they are trying to scare us away from natural remedies that work, back to artificial medicines that don't work.

Below is a very telling statistical comparison between FDA approved medicines and just one natural medicine - marijuana - that has hundreds of different recognised therapeutic uses - including curing some cancers.
See "Dr. Tod's List" - CHRONIC CONDITIONS TREATED WITH CANNABIS.PDF (http://www.mcsocal.com/docs/chronic_conditions_treated_with_cannabis.pdf)


These statistics are from the US FDA's own records:


Total Deaths Reported ... 1/1/97 - 6/30/05

TOTAL DEATHS FROM MARIJUANA..................................... 0
TOTAL DEATHS FROM 17 FDA-APPROVED DRUGS....... 10,008


Full report: http://medicalmarijuana.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=000145



And this...

There has never been a single documented primary human fatality from overdosing on cannabis in its natural form in any amount.

When a new drug is being developed, phase two of studying it determines how safe the drug is, what would be a possible therapeutic dose vs. a fatal dose. Remember, the difference between a medicine and a poison is only the dose.

The LD 50 of a drug stands for how much of the substance being tested will kill 50 percent of a population of test subjects by overdose compared to their body mass (rats are used), and the amount of the drug that killed 50 percent is averaged according to animal body weight, and then that information is extrapolated for an average human's weight.

The amount is theoretical, because the test could never be ethically performed in real humans.

When THC is tested for its LD 50 in rats, researchers have a problem: They can't seem to kill the rats with THC, no matter how hard they try! THC is just too damn safe.

Source: http://www.tokeofthetown.com/2011/02/worth_repeating_approved_drugs_10008_deaths_mariju.php


Of course there are thousands of other natural remedies that deserve to be recognised, not demonised.