Doctors Used to Claim that Smoking was Healthy
Dr Vernon Coleman
Pro vaxxers point out that the medical establishment supports and promotes vaccination and that my criticisms cannot be correct.
The answer to that argument is to point out the vast array of times when the medical establishment has been wrong.
Doctors used to believe that blood-letting was a universal panacea. They used leeches and scarifying to remove blood from weak patients and invariably hastened their deaths.
Cyanide, mercury and arsenic were all routinely used as medicaments – often with fatal results.
For years the medical establishment refused to accept that scurvy was caused by a lack of vitamin C.
The medical establishment used to argue that smoking was healthy and good for bronchitis.
The medical establishment’s approach to nursing resulted in a 42% mortality rate in the hospital at Scutari. After Florence Nightingale arrived the death rate fell to 2%.
The medical establishment promoted barbiturates as safe and effective. (After the barbiturates they claimed that benzodiazepines were safe.)
The medical establishment approved of electric shock therapy.
The medical establishment used to promote the dangerous removal of yards of intestine.
The medical establishment supports psychiatry and psychotherapy, despite evidence showing that talking to a hairdresser or barman is more useful.
The medical establishment used to promote brain destructive surgery.
Doctors prescribed amphetamines and thalidomide.
Doctors ignored hygiene in the operating theatre until they were forced to change their working methods by Semmelweis and Lister.
My new book provides may other examples showing that the medical establishment is dangerously corrupt and helping to lead us into the Great Reset.
Today, the medical establishment still wants us to accept the covid-19 vaccine. In a few years’ time the establishment will accept that the covid-19 vaccine was toxic. ‘How could we have possibly known?’ they will ask, pitifully.
From `The Horrors of the Great Reset and Why You Should Be Afraid’ by Vernon Coleman, which is available via the bookshop on www.vernoncoleman.com
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