I am concerned that this much publicized case of the woman who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer - Diane Balon - is actually a ploy to get everyone to have their bloodwork analyzed for nefarious purposes. Everyone be careful.
I am concerned that this much publicized case of the woman who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer - Diane Balon - is actually a ploy to get everyone to have their bloodwork analyzed for nefarious purposes. Everyone be careful.
I never trusted western medicine and hate it all, but the scamdemic really turned me off. I will be grateful for their help in fixing a broken bone, but other than that, they are mostly useless. Yes, there are good doctors, but very few any more it seems. It's all about the tests and grubbing money from people who can't afford it. I always thought if I was stupid enough to walk into a doctor's office now, they would say something like "You may have cancer!! We've *got* to do 100,000 dollars worth of tests right awaaaaaaay!"
Like AIDS tests for asymptomatic people with its patent royalties going to Gallo to sell the drug cocktails with more royalties for others in one big fear porn psy-op while nada, zip, zero was done by the US government to boost naturally any citizens' immune systems. Details here:
You have a point. Any technology can be used for great good or great evil. As much as i’d LOVE to have those biomarkers for myself as a bio hacker and data nerd, I’m not voluntarily giving big Parma or the govt one more bit of my DNA/biomarkers. *uck that!!
I am concerned that this much publicized case of the woman who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer - Diane Balon - is actually a ploy to get everyone to have their bloodwork analyzed for nefarious purposes. Everyone be careful.
I never trusted western medicine and hate it all, but the scamdemic really turned me off. I will be grateful for their help in fixing a broken bone, but other than that, they are mostly useless. Yes, there are good doctors, but very few any more it seems. It's all about the tests and grubbing money from people who can't afford it. I always thought if I was stupid enough to walk into a doctor's office now, they would say something like "You may have cancer!! We've *got* to do 100,000 dollars worth of tests right awaaaaaaay!"
100% agree
I agree with the sentiment but all they do is set the bone, presumably so that it heals "properly." It is only Yahweh that can repair us.
Kind of like the PCR tests used to collect DNA.
Yes that is what I think - and she works for a health insurer in Canada.
Wonder what number booster she is on.
28th?
Like AIDS tests for asymptomatic people with its patent royalties going to Gallo to sell the drug cocktails with more royalties for others in one big fear porn psy-op while nada, zip, zero was done by the US government to boost naturally any citizens' immune systems. Details here:
https://planetwavesfm.substack.com/p/40-years-on-first-announcement-of
Gee! The JFK Era Presidential Fitness Award program for school kids from my youth was gutted, too. Wonder why?
And 23 and me
yes absolutely
I thought the same. Give them the information to target vaccines to individuals.... No thanks.
That popped up in conspiracy theory in perhaps '20. Maybe earliest '21.
You have a point. Any technology can be used for great good or great evil. As much as i’d LOVE to have those biomarkers for myself as a bio hacker and data nerd, I’m not voluntarily giving big Parma or the govt one more bit of my DNA/biomarkers. *uck that!!
In the best form, medical tests are a way to drum up business, both for the testing and the inevitable "treatments" that follow. In the worst form...
yes it's the worst form we need to be wary of
I understand your skepticism, but some, like Oncocyte testing for breast cancer recurrence rates seem solid.
Yes of course I don't know about all tests, everyone has to weigh the risks. At this point I would only use western medicine for a broken bone.
Me too. Everything else they can go jump in a lake. I will never trust them.