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The Truth About Cancer
oncologists are keeping their mouths shut. They use the chemo, they
use the radiation, and radiation causes cancer. Mammograms cause
cancer. We know that. Medical research, the medical journals prove it
and yet they still do it. Whereas sonography and ultrasound can be very
beneficial without the violent side effects of annual mammograms and
squeezing the breasts. Guess what happens if there’s a tumor there.
You’re squeezing it through the body. it’s insanity. So the medical
profession, in my opinion, is as corrupt as any third world nation and this
country is allowing it. And the reason it’s allowing it is because
subsequent to the Roosevelt administration that agencies that were
designed to protect humanity are protecting the industry they’re
supposed to protect us from.
Ty: Wow! That just blows my mind every time I hear it. It’s a
continual theme that I got along this journey.
Ty: [Robert], I saw you recently on Fox News. You talked about a
monopoly of modern medicine. And you talked—you went into
history of modern medicine. If you could for the viewers here go
into a brief five minute history of modern medicine, how did we get
to where we are today
Dr. Robert Scott Bell: Yeah. This is an interesting thing, the history
that is not taught. And part of my interest in this subject, not only
because of my own health challenges, but once I uncovered the fact
that I was lied to about my health and my body and health and medicine
in general I began to question just about everything that I was taught.
And as I uncovered these different areas of inquiry I found out, indeed,
there’s an official story about these things including the official story of
modern medicine.
We’re raised as if it’s always been here. it’s always been this way and
the only doctors you could consult are medical doctors that prescribe
patent medicines approved by the federal food and drug administration
that I often call the fear and death administration because of the
promotion of products that are, in fact, the leading cause of death, not
the third or second, but the first, in fact, when you start taking it all into
account. So looking back at the history I became intrigued as to how did
we get here How did we get here And that opened up a huge can of
worms. Now as a homeopath eventually I became, I learned about
many things in history that we were not taught including the fact that in
the Civil War, the war between the states, some describe it as a war of
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