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Don’t Automatically Trust Your Doctor
                                                 “It Might Kill You”



































                  The Headline reads: HARVARD INVESTIGATION SHOWS DOCTORS ARE PAID
                  HUGE SUMS TO PRESCRIBE ADDICTIVE OPIOIDS. “In 2010, it was found that

                  roughly 100,000 Americans die each year from prescription drugs alone. Now, according
                  to a recent Harvard University analysis, doctors who prescribe these pain-killers are being
                  paid huge sums of money from their manufacturers. The research, which was conducted

                  by Harvard scientists and CNN, discovered that in 2014-2015 thousands of doctors were
                  paid over $25,000 from opioid manufacturers and hundreds more were rewarded with

                  six-figure sums. Also, the more opioids that were prescribed, the larger the reward.”


                  Now President Trump is calling for tougher sentencing of drug dealers. The headline there
                  reads: Trump opioid plan includes death penalty for traffickers. Is that going to apply to
                  these kinds of doctors who are accepting bribes, payoffs, to effect ruin and death into an

                  alarming number of Americans lives?

                  It is hard to believe how deep this rabbit hole goes in the wonderful world of modern
                  medicine. Just read what a former and a current editor-in-chief of the two largest most
                  credible medical journals in the world, listen to what they have to say:


                         “It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is
                         published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical
                         guidelines.  I take no pleasure in this conclusion, which  I reached slowly  and
                         reluctantly over my two decades as an editor of the New England Journal of


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