Medical disinformation kills people

[SwampNut]

Much like Steve Jobs, I just learned that Scott Adams turned to quackery instead of proven solutions when he got cancer.  Like Jobs, it's going to kill him.  The non-retard solutions had an extremely high success rate.  The horse paste, not so much.

 

 

 

The scumbag who effectively committed manslaughter is blaming the victim, of course.

 

[blackhawkxx]

17 minutes ago, SwampNut said:

The scumbag who effectively committed manslaughter is blaming the victim, of course.

I don't know, if the sick person has money (medical choices) and isn't mentally challenged, isn't their choice to which path they want to follow?  If someone tells you gravity don't work at the edge of this cliff and you jump off, who's fault is it?

[SwampNut]

4 hours ago, blackhawkxx said:

who's fault is it?

 

Yes.

 

[Zero Knievel]

There are various treatments for cancer.  They know fasting has been proven to kill cancer cells.  Does it work for everyone?  No.  Still, the patient should be free to evaluate if that treatment course is best for them.  One guy beat stage 4 cancer with what he calls the Jedi diet.  It’s the product of a lot of research into treatments from around the world that address cancer.  Chemo and radiation only do so much…and at the expense of damaging the patient.  Better than dying, yes, but we know the medical community has no interest in promoting therapies that don’t make them a lot of money…so they can be just as biased as any snake oil salesman.

[DaveK]

2 hours ago, Zero Knievel said:

There are various treatments for cancer.  They know fasting has been proven to kill cancer cells.  Does it work for everyone?  No.  Still, the patient should be free to evaluate if that treatment course is best for them.  One guy beat stage 4 cancer with what he calls the Jedi diet.  It’s the product of a lot of research into treatments from around the world that address cancer.  Chemo and radiation only do so much…and at the expense of damaging the patient.  Better than dying, yes, but we know the medical community has no interest in promoting therapies that don’t make them a lot of money…so they can be just as biased as any snake oil salesman.

All completely false. There are studies that have shown in certain people fasting helps chemo work better. Fasting does not “kill” cancer cells. 
 

Dude, you’re fucking out of your mind. 

[SwampNut]

I only just now learned that Adams became a woke nutter during COVID, a MAGAtard, and started speaking against the other proven treatments for everything.  Cartoon boy thought he was a biologist.  

 

 

 

[SwampNut]

Reminds me of this...  A doctor goes to a moran conference.  Finds lots of complete idiots in a cult.  Question nothing, have faith.

 

https://www.statnews.com/2025/11/11/childrens-health-defense-conference-pro-vaccine-doctor/

 

At the conferences I typically attend, microphones are set up around the room or passed among attendees before panels end. But not at the CHD conference. Though speakers implored us to “question everything,” there was never a chance to ask questions. But there didn’t need to be. Everyone in the room seemed united in purpose.

 

Whatever brought attendees there — concerns about vaccine safety, “medical freedom,” or broader distrust — the glue was identity. Speaker after speaker described the purgatory they’d endured for speaking out, especially during Covid. They recounted the pushback accrued at first — the revocation of board certifications or the loss of close friends — before passing through a painful gauntlet of ostracization and profound loss. However, when emerging on the other side, they found themselves stronger, more steadfast, and in better company.