And also have been and are currently testing on people in general hospitals with unnessacary treatments etc. both here in the U.S. and abroad? (If you know of or heard of cases please feel free to share.)
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Ever hear of AIDS? Where do you think it came from? Do you REALLY believe that it has something to do with monkeys from Africa? Any chance that the U.S Government had "something" to do with it,but it did`nt take off like expected,in order to decrease the population? Go to www.infowars.com to learn more!
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True Story! Have it checked out if you think there is any in your home. I know some people who were severely ill from it.
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There are treatments.  Check out the link.
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In the United States it is estimated about 1% of the population has schizophrenia. About 75% of patients in mental hospitals are diagnosed schizophrenics. I imagine Australia would have a very comparable disease rate in this respect.
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In a small study, and in cases where it did not respond to ther treatments, yes.  http://www.altabates.com/health/healthinfo/reutershome_top.cfm?fx=article&id=19740\n\nConsult with an MD who deals with many Chrohn's patients.  There are many treatment options and a specialist in this area is who you should be talking to!
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go and see everything on the source link.\ni am not writing the answer here because there are alot of categories . i.e. treatment etc.
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http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-aremicade20may20,0,7100084.story?coll=sfla-news-nationworld\n\nhttp://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=43633&nfid=rssfeeds
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I think hypnotism is used by them. It has an influence on hospitals for surgery, etc.
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there have been a couple people in early stages of the disease, but its not certain if they tested false positive and were never infected or if they were actually cured. but for the most part, no.
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I'm still doing tests,examinations,visit doctors and sites about my condition (precancerous cells in cervix and possible cancer of the endometrium). There are lots of supporting groups and organisations if you just search. Hospitals also have specialised personnel in psychology. I think that the best is having friends and family by your side, because all others treat you out of pity.
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No more then they talk about Tuberculosis resistant drug strain type that is spreading fast that many doctors think will be a major problem and Hepatitis C and Leprosy. These are due to our mass uncontrolled immigration. \nLike most American if it isn't in People magazine it isn't worth talking about. Connect the dots.
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Here are some articles of people that have tried. Should be of some help.
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This is a treatment that is currently outside of the medical mainstream and is not supported by double blind randomized trials looking at five year survival rates (probably the gold standard test for a treatment program).  That said, to my knowledge, it has not been disproven either.  \n\nI am fairly certain the cure rates you are citing  are misleading.  As to the Nobel prize, I am not aware of any prize being awarded on the topic of C-C treatment (or, for that matter, to the primary advocates or inventors of the treatment).\n\nStill it is an interesting treatment concept -- those considering such a treatment should consult with a doctor though to be sure that certain side effects are avoided.\n\nhttp://www.cs.rochester.edu/~nelson/cesium/cesium_therapy.html
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sure i've heard of it.  but i'm in med school so that's expected.  however, my gramma did have it a while back.  apparently, it's probably just about the most awful thing you can suffer from.  you're constanly sick and dizzy no matter what you do.  i'd probly kill myself if i got it.
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Absolutely! They don't get checked for diseases before they slither into the USA and they bring in Tuberculosis, meningitis, HIV/AIDS, and lord knows what else. They have litters of bambinos so they can get more welfare. They have already caused the closing of hundreds of hospitals because they wouldn't pay their bills and when all those filthy diseases start spreading there won't be hospitals enough to care for the people who need the medical care. YEAH, I'd say they pose an exponentially increasing burden on the US health care system (and all other 'systems')\n\nHealth professionals have written the following to explain how their hands were tied when forced to treat illegals for minor medical problems in hospital ER's and the impact it made on the hospitals:\nhttp://jpands.org/vol10no1/cosman.pdf#se...
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I do, and as soon as I got treatment it helped me so much.\nI went to a doctor and he started to give me different medications.\nI don't like taking medications simply b/c I think our culture in America is too medication dependant. However, as soon as I found one that worked, I stuck with it.
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I definitely prefer the eastern mentality towards healthcare: prevention and not treatment of the symptoms. I have not needed much healthcare, but have had acupuncture on several occasions, and it has definitely worked on me. Of course western medicine has also it's advantages and in emergency cases, medicines and invasive operation have saved many lives.  I only wish more emphasis were given on a healthy lifestyle, less stress, better eating habits, more excercise, to prevent many diseases from starting in the first place.  And I find it shameful of the Pharmaceutical Companies that they invent pills for every conceivable ill under the sun. This dependence on pills is just disastrous. Who knows what all these chemicals will do to our bodies in the long run.