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opinion article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2578-8949/124
Professor of Advanced Medicine, CellSonic Limited, RAK, UAE.
*Corresponding Author: Andrew Hague, Professor of Advanced Medicine, CellSonic Limited, RAK, UAE.
Citation: Andrew Hague, (2023), Lies, Corruption, Death and Addiction©, Dermatology and Dermatitis, 8(2); DOI:10.31579/2578-8949/124
Copyright: © 2023, Andrew Hague. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of The Creative Commons. Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Received: 08 March 2023 | Accepted: 18 March 2023 | Published: 26 May 2023
Keywords: : percutaneous coronary artery intervention; aortic dissection; stent; surgery; cardiopulmonary bypass
Decisions depend on truths which can be dubious. Deliberate lies manipulate. Addiction is decision avoidance. The medical industry is corrupt at the highest levels causing more deaths than wars. Chronic disease exists because cures are prohibited. Unethical decisions have been legitimised.
This article explains the problems and identifies the solutions.
Imagination is the curse of humans. Its only purpose is to rectify changes. We have gone from throwing stones to dropping nuclear bombs. Everyone wants a better weapon. With inventions satisfying that request, there is no end, only more disaster. Ask any artist, for it is they who exemplify imagination and they will tell you that total change is not acceptable, only a bit at a time.
Then why do we have imagination? It may have happened during our evolution when the brain lost its communicative powers leaving it needing language because intuitive powers were lost. Lateral thinking aided survival in times of competition for food and shelter. Combined with a ruthless approach, humans forced their will on other humans and creatures. The skill of imagination has become praised. Its scope for damage is unrecognised and warnings must be raised.
To manage our roles in society we must frequently make decisions. This is a strenuous mental procedure based on assessing facts and choosing the preferred option. And that is the problem. Is what is presented as a fact true or is it fiction created by some imaginative person?
A new born baby does not decide to suckle a breast. Its instinct is to get milk and for a year, ideally two years, it will drink mother’s milk as its brain forms and grows. During that time the food going in results in poo coming out and the baby fills it nappy naturally. At some stage, with the brain development allowing more thoughts, the baby will consider that there may be an alternative to having a sticky, uncomfortable bottom and yell to use a potty instead. At the same time, mother has anticipated this next stage and begun potty training. She is assisted by her mother and the important role of the grandmother explains the menopause.
There is a branch of psychology that believes that all personality traits can only be understood by studying a person’s potty training. Was it so strict that they were forever committed to rules and fearful of breaking them or was it lax allowing the baby to use the potty or not and let someone else clear up the mess. Either way, these extremes in an adult become dysfunctional.
Potty training is where decision making begins. There has to be control. Baby must sense a choice between poo or not poo and hold it until they are sitting on the potty. These two elements, control and choice, are fundamental. Without that experience, deciding does not happen and later in life they encounter the consequences.
Another factor in the process is trust. The provider of the option is also the provider of milk and their integrity is never questioned. What mother offers is the rule. Disobey and punishment is deserved. Crying does not help. Thus forms a trust in what is offered.
This is where the problem of truth starts. If what is offered comes from a trusted source it is accepted but if that source has been conned, all the recipients down the line are also conned. Some imagination used to distort and spread lies can be disseminated as truth resulting in chaos.
Questioning all offers is strenuous. To avoid the effort, most people follow each other believing that if everyone does it, it must be right. This is fashion, be not too different. This year the colour is blue. Wear blue and you are accepted. Being accepted is being loved and secure in a group. Wear yellow when blue is in and expect to be excluded. Most people take the option without thinking about a decision. Their control function is little used. Control comes from the mind and is a thought that if left idle withers like an unused muscle. Although a part of the brain will handle the decision-making process, the withering is not a brain fault just as in a computer that stops recognising capital letters, it does not have a hardware problem, it is a software problem. The difference between computer software and the human mind is that the mind has to be active to perform. A programme written for a computer can sit almost forever as an instruction on the tape, disc or chip and when called upon will respond. The mind is different and does not respond to something that has become idle.
We now have two problems: lies and a withering brain.
Lies can be made credible by mass publicity combined with government power reinforcing the order. Drive on the left-hand side of the road. That was the rule in the British Empire and Sweden but not elsewhere. Sweden decided to change the rule to have driving on the right the same as its neighbours. The entire population was informed long in advance and when the time came on the night of Dagen H, Sunday, 3 September 1967 the whole country was awake, sitting in their stationary cars and as the time clicked past midnight, they all moved to the other side of the road. There was control and trust with everyone following everyone else and no accidents, at least not that day. They came later when habit and forgetfulness resulted in head on collisions.
There is great trust in governments, especially those democratically elected. The politicians are seldom experts in all matters and depend on advisors. For medical science, they consult doctors who they trust have studied the options and want to make people healthy and alleviate suffering. Unfortunately, that kind process was corrupted by Rockefeller, Carnegie and others in the 1910s who having found a way to monopolise oil went on to monopolise medicine and lobbied the politicians to only allow medicines from laboratories. This is how the power of pharmaceuticals began and still dominates today. Even the directors of pharmaceutical companies believe in their self-righteousness. The same with universities where the professors taught by other professors according to the rules of pharmaceuticals, that the body is a chemical creature, know only about killing infection with anti-biotics and vaccines and enabling surgery with anaesthetics.
The fact that all life responds to electricity is unknown in medical schools and ridiculed by many doctors. Cancer is an electrical fault as proven in Sweden by Professor Nordenström at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. Despite the country being democratic and their people trusting the government, Professor Nordenström’s findings were suppressed by his government. When he took his knowledge to the USA, he got nowhere and died rejected. The truth was suppressed by the medical establishment dominated by pharmaceutical laboratories. Millions of people continued to die and Big Pharma profited by billions of dollars. Modern professors have to bring in money which they do by conducting research to satisfy the wishes of the pharmaceutical sponsors. No research is independent.
They are dealing with biochemistry which has it uses and are steadfastly denying the existence of biophysics. A lie has been established and the population following the herd lacks the knowledge to form the question to extract the truth. In most matters, lay people would let journalists do the questioning for them but when it comes to health the investigative enquirers are as stupid as the rest and cannot think for themselves. Journalists respond to the advertisers on their channels.
Infections can be cured by killing germs with anti-biotics or vaccines. Although these are now mass produced in laboratories, they can be replaced by natural medicines with fewer side effects. All pharmaceuticals have side effects, often devastating. With many based on chemicals extracted from plants and sea creatures, it should be questioned why laboratories are granted legal dominance. Chronic disease is said the be incurable so it will drag on and on and be chronic. To the pharmaceutical industry, this is a rich market where they can sell repeatedly by failing to cure. A cure would be a lost customer. Many drugs are offered which fail to cure and the prescribing doctors say they are needed to make life manageable and without them death will follow. Often that is a lie and in many cases the disease is not caused by an infection but low cell voltage. This is biophysics and failing to recognise these facts is a serious fault in modern medicine. The journalists are as corrupt in their stupid ignorance as the politicians who make the laws to protect the laboratories, not the patients.
The main chronic diseases are cancer, diabetes, arthritis and persistent pain. All of these are now being healed in private clinics using CellSonic machines. Cancer success was proven in 2016 and diabetes about the same time. Joint pain and arthritis was done at least twenty years ago and despite this there are now directors of companies that made addictive, opioid pain-removing drugs in prison for causing harm and defrauding patients. Addiction is good business for the suppliers of the substance. Their customers are captives.
Another failing of humans is a desire to become mentally incapable with alcohol or narcotics. That they capture the person into addiction with no escape is well known. Addiction means there has been no decision. The person is sucked in beyond their will despite knowing what they are doing. Why do they do it and can they change their behaviour?
Look back at the decision-making process that began on the potty. Making a decision is an effort. When the rewards are more than the effort, control is made. To not fill the nappy avoids discomfort and the reward is praise from mother for filling the potty. Most of us benefited from that process. A few years later, with self-awareness playing a role, following the herd is the easy way to make a decision by avoiding making choices and copying everyone else. Their control function lapses. These people desire immediate gratification. At some stage, they discovered pleasant feelings and paid no attention to the consequences. Poo on the floor and let someone else clear up the mess. Getting drunk is fun when everyone else is drunk. Place a big bet and let everyone else see how big you are. If you lose, it was the fault of the slow running horse. Paying for alcohol or narcotics takes all the money as does gambling leaving no other way except robbery. Thieves are sent to prison where they get no help to correct their mental failure. Very few prisoners will benefit from prison whatever the cause of their incarceration but that does not concern the politicians. That’s what prison is, out of sight, out of mind.
Addicts lack the control function. Mentally they are less than two years old. All other functions may be working and that is what makes them difficult patients. They have to accept that they are patients. If they deny their problem, it will get worse until more of their life crumbles. How to install a missing piece of mental software into a two-year-old adult is tricky. We know what has to be done and the imaginative inventors have provided tools. We know that reward is more powerful than punishment. Pavlov’s dog learned to salivate in anticipation of the food it enjoyed. The baby used the potty to please mother and gain her praise. It has to be the same for the adult addict.
Assume they have a smartphone with an app that senses behaviour. Smart watches measure the number of steps walked. Something has to sense when transgression occurs, a bet being placed, a woman being stalked, a bottle of whisky being opened. Already there are cameras in a car detecting a driver becoming drowsy. These details can be worked out with the many digital tools available. Send a message to the loved ones, “I did not take a drink and resisted temptation”. The participating family and friends have to be supportive. Their side of the same app replies, “Well done Joe. We love you.” An addict cannot be cured alone. Others must act in support of the treatment.
When temptation looks like winning, the addict gets a nudge or stronger. There are collars for barking dogs. When it barks, they hear a sound or maybe it stings them. The dog learns not to bark and remains silent. The addict has to wear a punishing sensor.
The manipulation is weighted to rewards which will mostly be support from others and adding to a score resulting in another month free with messages. Backing this up are painful tweaks making immediate gratification immediately dislikable.
A CellSonic treatment to the spine sends neurons into the brain and has become standard for all patients because all healing starts in the brain. The addicts will also benefit from twice weekly surges of neurons. No drugs are used and there are no side effects. The capability of the spine treatment is understood with the healing of severed spinal cord, the ultimate orthopaedic repair. No surgery needed.
Decision making has to be based on the truth, not some illusion imagined by a despot intent on profiteering and exploitation. The medical industry is corrupt at the highest level extending to law makers controlling regulators and media moguls extracting advertising revenue. The list includes alcohol makers, drug pushers who are governmental and mafia and gambling rackets along with doctors and hospitals promising pharmaceutical based treatments. All have to be questioned on the truth, their lack of ethics and taxed to pay for healing their victims. Millions of patients have died unnecessarily from chronic disease because conventional doctors stupidly think they know everything when they only know about pharmaceuticals which are useless on chronic disease. Ask any doctor recommending chemotherapy whether they would inject themselves with the drug and their refusal admits the truth. It is banned in warfare where it is called mustard gas and bought by doctors at high cost. Half the profits of Big Pharma come from chemotherapy. They do not want a cure for cancer.
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