More than Half a Dozen Holistic & Alternative Doctors Found Dead in Summer of 2015 by Unknown Causes

""Since June 19th, eight medical/holistic/alternative doctors have been found dead, and at least four of these deaths are being treated as homicides. 

These deaths have perplexed and rattled people, especially those in the alternative medicine community, and everyone is wondering what exactly is going on. Are these deaths linked? 

We spoke with Erin Elizabeth (full interview is below), who first broke the story after the death of Dr. Bradstreet, to try to get a better scope of the situation. 

Her mind was reeling after she realized a pattern was emerging before her very eyes. Whenever she began trying to make correlations and connections, another death happened.

Erin is the well-known author and founder of HealthNutNews.com, and Dr.Mercola’s significant other. They personally knew some of the doctors, and after the first three deaths occurred she felt an obligation to keep reporting. 

Interestingly, mainstream media hasn’t really picked up the story and there are lot of questions that need answers. Authorities are still investigating and slowly providing details. 

A short timeline of events is as follows:

June 19th – Dr. Bradstreet (well known for his work and research on Autism) found dead in a river with a gun shot wound to his chest in North Carolina. Self-inflicted?

June 21st – Dr. Hedendal and Dr. Holt found dead on the East coast of Florida. Dr. Hedendal died in his car and  Dr. Holt’s death has yet to be determined.

June 29th – Dr. Theresa Sievers found murdered in her home. Dr. Jeffrey Whiteside goes missing. Reports say he just “walked away.”

July 10th – Lisa Riley found in her home with a gunshot wound to her head.

July 19th – Dr. Ron Schwartz found murdered in his home on the East Coast of Florida.

July 21st – Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez died as a result of a cardiac related issue.

July 23rd – Dr. Jeffery Whiteside is found dead in Door County with a .22 caliber close to his body.

Although the timing and similarity of these deaths could be coincidental, authorities are not ruling out a possible link, particularly considering five of the eight were found in Florida.

These doctors have left behind family, friends, and patients who trusted and respected them.

Your relationship with your doctor is an important one, sometimes they know more about you than even your loved ones do. It’s easy to understand the level of shock and sadness surrounding these deaths, and the desire to know more. 

Dr. Patrick Fitzpatrick is still missing. It’s been about 3 and half weeks since his truck was seen on the side of a road. He was traveling from North Dakota to Montana.

We will be doing a followup segment with Erin soon, as new details are emerging every day.""

http://humansarefree.com/2015/07/8-holistic-alternative-doctors-dead.html

Big Pharma Propaganda Threatens to Destroy Careers of Doctors Who Question Totalitarian American Medical Boards

""The American Medical Association (AMA) is upping the ante in pursuit of total control over the medical industry. Outraged that acclaimed physicians like Dr. Mehmet Oz of The Dr. Oz Showwould dare to speak on national television about issues that go untouched by many conventional doctors, the AMA has proposed new "ethical and professional guidelines" for physicians that threaten to censor doctors who deviate from what the AMA deems as medical gospel.

A group of medical students joined by residents and fellows from the AMA recently introduced a proposal before the AMA's House of Delegates that outlines how physicians are to conduct themselves when speaking through mass media. Because they have the power to influence millions of people when speaking on television and radio, physicians like Dr. Oz "cannot function under the same guidelines as a physician counseling individual patients," the group contends.

So in order to maintain control of the conversation, the AMA is developing a new set of guidelines to govern what it has dubbed "mass medicine," disparagingly referring to people like Dr. Oz as "quacks" who will "no longer ... be able to benefit from a lack of specific standards and professional codes." And doctors who fail to abide by the new guidelines, which are technically just recommendations, could face discipline for allegedly "violating medical ethics in the media."

"The AMA will create a document clarifying what disciplinary actions may be taken against a physician who uses the media unethically," reports the site Doctors in Oz, which is an obvious play on words referencing Dr. Oz. "There are avenues for redress available through the legal system, licensing boards, and the medical societies to name a few."

AMA represents only 17 percent of physicians, but believes it should control 100 percent of them

Doctors in Oz is apparently directly connected to the medical students who pioneered the AMA initiative, as the writer of the announcement from which the aforementioned quote was extracted added that he plans in future articles on the subject to speak directly to those involved - or as he puts it, "who made this happen."

Even though the AMA represents as little as 17 percent of all practicing MDs - and this number continues to decrease - the organization seems to think that it deserves full authority over what doctors say and how they advise the public on the latest food and medicine science. And it spends a pretty penny to maintain this medical monopoly, shelling out nearly $20 million annually to lobby Congress to do its bidding.

"Keep in mind that the AMA is not the voice of the medical profession," warns the Alliance for Natural Health USA (ANH-USA), a health freedom advocacy group that is standing up in defense of medical free speech.

"Its membership has slipped to the point where it represents only 17 percent of MDs, and many of those are free memberships given to medical students, yet it remains the fifth most powerful special interest on Capitol Hill ... This gives it the clout to influence Medicare prices, make recommendations that shape national policy, and rake in about $218.8 million a year from its government-granted CPT medical code monopoly."

AMA membership represents who's who of drug industry pimps and whores

What the AMA is attempting to do here represents nothing short of medical tyranny. One of the resolution's authors, a medical student from the University of Rochester, actually referred to the AMA in the media as "organized medicine," which ironically sounds a whole lot like organized crime. How can this membership-based organization, which holds no actual legal authority over the medical profession, get away with trying to assume control over what doctors say and do in the media?

The answer to this question is that the AMA operates much like the mafia, backed by an extensive network of crony allies in the pharmaceutical and vaccine industries. AMA member doctors are notorious for accepting payouts from drug reps to push the latest pills and jabs on patients, even when safer, more natural, alternatives are widely available.

This is part of what got Dr. Oz in so much trouble with the medical cartels - he openly talks about natural remedies on his show and during media interviews, and isn't afraid to call out industry kingpins like Monsanto for poisoning the planet and the food supply with deadly chemicals like Roundup (glyphosate). So, to silence him and any others who might try to follow in his footsteps, the AMA is now playing hardball.""

http://www.naturalnews.com/050423_totalitarian_medicine_AMA_free_speech.html

Doctors Health Care System Getting Under Our Skin Literally

""In an apparent effort to further depersonalize medicine, the National Science Foundation (NSF) is funding research into an implantable microchip capable of digitally monitoring the health of patients and reporting their vital statistics to doctors' offices without the need for an actual doctor-patient interaction.

Reports indicate that NSF has given a $5,070 grant to a graduate fellowship project tasked with developing an implantable antenna, of sorts, to keep track of patients' vital signs. The device, after being implanted just below a patient's skin, would be capable of monitoring medical devices, for instance, and both uploading and downloading data for use in patient tracking.

The project has been categorized as a way to attain better "long-term patient monitoring," though idea-makers claim that the chips won't necessarily be permanent. Instead, they would be used for tracking primarily medical devices, though data on patient health would also be accessible remotely to nurses and doctors.

"Antennas operating near or inside the human body are important for a number of applications, including healthcare," reads the project grant. "Implantable medical devices such as cardiac pacemakers and retinal implants are a growing feature of modern healthcare, and implantable antennas for these devices are necessary to monitor battery level and device health, to upload and download data used in patient monitoring, and more."

Medical microchips to be made of special "ink" that resembles a tattoo

Funded in part by the National Research Foundation of Korea, the project aims to develop so-called "ultra high frequency signals" capable of efficient signal transfer to and from the device as implanted underneath the skin. The device would have a large range, in other words, without the need for an internal battery, maximizing its usefulness.

These special tag antennas will reportedly be comprised of "conductive ink" that, in many ways, would resemble a tattoo. Except in this application, electronic readers would have the capacity to capture signals moving to and from the "tattoo," requiring little or no maintenance.

"Ultra High Frequency [radio-frequency identification] RFID tag antennas are printed using conductive ink and have found increased applications due to advantages such as minimal cost, low maintenance, good tag read range, and ability to operate without an integrated battery," adds the grant, as reported by SputnikNews.com.

Implantable chips will allow drug companies to treat people for diseases they don't even have

Such devices won't just monitor patient health status, however. According to reports, companies are already working on next-generation devices that will also be able to detect diseases, in some cases before they even develop (which technically isn't possible), allowing doctors to treat patients for conditions that they may or may not have, or ever develop for that matter.

Drug giant Johnson & Johnson, for instance, is reportedly working on a project called the "Disease Interception Accelerator" that, according to reports, will somehow be able to identify diseases before they actually develop. From this baseline, unscrupulous doctors will then be able to treat patients based on what the device finds or detects, even if the health condition does not actually exists.""

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