Pharmaceutical medicine within the British NHS is in it's death throes. Only patient choice, and the reintroduction of homeopathy, and other natural therapies, is likely to save it.
Go the the people who are queuing at the GP surgeries, at hospitals, at A&E, and make them an offer - an appointment with a local homeopath, or osteopath, or naturopath, or herbalist, et al.
The NHS (dominated and controlled as it is by pharmaceutical interests) will most certainly complain that these natural therapies do not work (and other nonsense). And some patients will not want to take up the offer - which in terms of patient choice and health freedom is fine.
But many patients will welcome the opportunity to remove themselves from the queues, and to receive treatment.
The therapists are out here. Many will be able, happy, even glad to take on additional patients. For the NHS it will not only shorten the queues, it will take the pressure off doctors, nurses, and other staff. For the therapist it will be an opportunity to demonstrate how successful they can be in tackling serious illness and disease. For patients it will open their minds to new medical therapies that can be used for sickness that is not, or cannot be successfully treated with pharmaceutical medicine.
- Sick patients cannot get timely access to treatment anywhere in the system
- Hospital beds are full, with some sick patients laying on trolleys in corridors
- Accident & Emergency (A&E) waiting times are getting ever longer
- In most areas it is getting more difficult to get a doctors appointment
- Doctors are in short supply, many retiring early, and/or reducing their working hours because of the stress involved in the jobs
- Nurses are getting scarcer too, overworked and underpaid (nurses in Northern Ireland are on strike today)
- The routine annual winter NHS crisis is already worse this year than it was last year
- There appears to be a flu epidemic of massive proportions on the near horizon, with admissions to hospital rising by more than 40% just this week alone
- The newly elected Conservative government is making promises about huge increases in funding for the NHS, and the recruitment of thousands more doctors and nurses (without apparently too much idea about from where they might emerge)
- This is all nonsense. This is the failure of an entire medical system - pharmaceutical medicine, based as it is on drugs and vaccines - which through their (largely denied) 'side effects' and 'adverse reactions' are making us increasingly sick.
- So to spend more money on more drugs and vaccines; and more doctors to dispense them; and more nurses to cope with patients who suffer not only from an illness, but from the side effects of drug treatment, do not get well but are being made sicker. This is NOT a solution.
Go the the people who are queuing at the GP surgeries, at hospitals, at A&E, and make them an offer - an appointment with a local homeopath, or osteopath, or naturopath, or herbalist, et al.
The NHS (dominated and controlled as it is by pharmaceutical interests) will most certainly complain that these natural therapies do not work (and other nonsense). And some patients will not want to take up the offer - which in terms of patient choice and health freedom is fine.
But many patients will welcome the opportunity to remove themselves from the queues, and to receive treatment.
The therapists are out here. Many will be able, happy, even glad to take on additional patients. For the NHS it will not only shorten the queues, it will take the pressure off doctors, nurses, and other staff. For the therapist it will be an opportunity to demonstrate how successful they can be in tackling serious illness and disease. For patients it will open their minds to new medical therapies that can be used for sickness that is not, or cannot be successfully treated with pharmaceutical medicine.
This would be a win-win situation for everyone
(with the possible exception of the pharmaceutical industry)
