Herbal Remedies - At A Time When There Are Many Drug Resistant Strains Developing...

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This may be more than you want to know... if so, delete it.

 

I'll explain more so everyone can understand my viewpoint and why I think this

way.

I actually feel this is on topic in a way so here goes.

 

I had always been told that people lived only into their 50's or 60's prior to

the great

pharma conglomerate's presence. I accepted this because my 'authorities' at the

time (teachers/etc) told me so.

 

So I started my family's genealogy. I had thought that one of my grandmother's

living to her 97th birthday (born 1891) was spectacular. Not so. It turns out

that my

ancestors (back to the late 1600's and early 1700's) lived reliably into their

80's or

90's - providing they were born before about 1900. Anyone after that was pretty

lucky to make it to 65. So what made them suddenly start dying at an earlier

age?

 

After much reading and research, I learned that in about the 1930's or so it was

announced that our 'rich farm lands' had been depleted of all vitamins and

minerals.

I can't seem to find the actual document on the web, but that would make sense

and

I believe this was the root of the pharma charge. I believe this was about the

time

that 'wonder drugs' and such started becoming more in vogue.

 

Were they tied together? No way I can find to document it so far. Does this

start at

the chemical companies making the fertilizers for the plants to help leech the

ground even further and start the cycle of rampant disease and syndromes ending

with big pharma?

 

Once pharma got a grip, they didn't want to let go. And you wind up where we

are

today - with bloodsucking pharma conglomerates and their henchmen in the guise

of our Medical Deities (MD's).

 

Is there a way to combat them? Probably not without a full revolt as our

government is being paid off (lobbyists/FDA) to continue their wondrous trend.

 

I could go on but I'm sure this will trigger the white coat people.

 

So now I'll shaddup.

 

Skip

 

On 15 Mar 2004 at 20:08, Sylvia wrote:

 

> LOL - you should talk to my hubby Skip he is of the same mind. He

> feels that the drug co's are in cahoots with the Govt to keep us

> bound to drugs and under control.