The Most Popular 'Medical Ethic' is Greed

Written by William Kay, M.D. Wednesday, 16 May 2012 13:25

	William Kay, M.D.

The phrase "medical ethics" sounds great in principle, but some important questions remain unanswered.  Who is deciding what is ethical in medicine?  How are those decisions being used?  In this article we will explore some of the very ugly uses of modern "medical ethics", namely the protection of hospital assets, limiting patient choices, obliterating the physician-patient relationship, and allowing hospital administrators to bully medical staff.

Medical ethics committees were originally created in the 1970's and promoted as a means to protect patients from being abused by an evolving medical system that was becoming increasingly driven by greed.  Today's hospital-based ethics committees are almost universally comprised of members who have been personally chosen by the C.E.O. of the hospital, who are themselves businessmen with no medical education.  The C.E.O.'s primary job at a hospital is to increase profits.  It is starting to look like the fox has been placed in charge of protecting the hen house, isn't it?

Audio Report: Episode 23 of The Health Wyze Report

Written by Thomas Corriher Monday, 14 May 2012 05:41

This episode features guest William Kay, M.D., who is the first medical partner of The Health Wyze Report. He is a former surgeon who now operates as a health advocate. As an independent health advocate, he is no longer encumbered by corporate forces and corrupt medical establishment restrictions. This freedom allows him to advise his patients in a refreshingly honest and comprehensive manner. His departure from institutionalized medical care happened after the death of one of his surgical patients. Dr. Kay then decided that he could no longer silently condone the status quo of modern medicine. He literally walked out of the hospital, and he never looked back. In the show, Will mentions the high price he repeatedly paid for trying to do the right thing, and the fear games that are used to keep doctors under tight control.

Mail Bag #12: Dr. Brownstein's Carnage and Drinking Iodine

Written by Sarah Cain Thursday, 05 April 2012 16:21

From: Sarah Cain To: * Subject: Re: iodine poisoning in Hasimoto case Date: Thu, 05 April 2012 12:45:00 -0500 (EDT)

I know someone who has long-standing untreated Hashimoto's disease and who has recently ingested Lugol's for about three weeks, 4 drops a day, except for 15 drops two days in the middle of that period of time.  She was trying to self-treat after reading a book by Dr. Brownstein [author of, "Iodine - Why You Need It, Why You Can't Live Without It"].  She said that at first she felt more energy than she had ever had in their entire adult life.  For the very first time, she felt well in that way and was very happy.  She thought she'd be safe because she took all the vitamins and minerals Brownstein recommended along with the Lugol's, but she ended up poisoned.  She is now experiencing severe symptoms, including severe insomnia, racing heart 24/7, and goiter.  She complains of extremely heavy arms and legs and weakness of arms and legs, sore muscles in backs of thighs, and numbness or circulation problems in left-sided appendages and face.  She also complains of swollen thyroid with difficulty swallowing and breathing.  She has have been off Lugol's for two days now, and now is frightened.  She has well water, not municipal water, and feels too weak to leave her home.  She has read your article here on your website, and has asked me to write this for her because she feels too sick to get out of bed.  Should I go out and get some municipal tap water for her to drink?  She's afraid to do anything without asking around first.  Any ideas for how to help someone with Hashimoto's who finds themselves in this situation, while they wait for a doctor's appt.?

A Letter From The Editor: Just Shut Up and Stop Rocking the Boat

Written by Thomas Corriher Tuesday, 24 January 2012 17:43

We got the following nugget in our mail after a rather hateful phone call.  We'll more-of-less let it speak for itself.  It is apparently in response to the article, The Pharmaceutical Tragedy of Kurt Danysh.  For a little background, Kurt is imprisoned for a crime that he committed whilst he was mentally incapacitated from psychiatric drugs.

Health Alert: Avoid Imported Orange Juice

Written by Sarah Cain Saturday, 14 January 2012 22:19

	Florida's Natural is one of the more ethical and safer companies to buy from.

HEALTH ALERT: Minute Maid, Simply Orange, and Tropicana brands of orange juice have been found to be contaminated with a dangerous fungicide.  The Health Wyze Report Staff recommends only purchasing orange juice from companies that do not import their oranges, such as Florida Natural, and disposing of any other orange juices.

The F.D.A. is currently doing an "investigation" and has temporarily stopped imports of orange juice, which means that they are waiting until all of the tainted orange juice has been consumed, so they may proclaim that the crisis is over.  There is no recall, nor will there be one.

In Brazil, a fungicide, known as carbendazim is used to prevent fungus from growing on trees, but this fungicide has not been approved in the United States.  Carbendazim has been linked to birth defects in humans, and death in fish.  The manufacturer, DuPont, has already been forced to pay damages for some of the harm that their chemical has caused.  Carbendazim was banned in Australia, due to studies linking it with infertility.

F.D.A. Blocked Suicide Warning for Anti-Depressants

Written by Kurt Danysh Thursday, 12 January 2012 19:34

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor anti-depressants (S.S.R.I.'s) hit the market in 1988.  Immediately, reports of intense suicidal thoughts and actions while taking these drugs began to flood into the F.D.A..  Despite the reports, and data indicating a higher rate of suicides from those using the drugs than from those using placebos, it took about twenty years for the F.D.A. to issue a warning about the risk.

The warning was considered a victory to many who had lost loved ones to S.S.R.I. drugs.  Public perception was that the F.D.A. had stood up to Big Pharma and forced reluctant S.S.R.I. manufacturers to issue an appropriate warning.  Thereby, solidifying the perception of the F.D.A.'s role as advocate for the public.

However, this perception has been shattered by a recent federal court ruling that exposed a dirty little secret that the F.D.A. likely hoped would never come to light.  In Dobbs v. Wyeth Pharms., the court determined that the F.D.A. repeatedly prevented at least one S.S.R.I. manufacturer from issuing a suicide-related warning for fear that it might "reduce the use of anti-depressants and thereby undermine the benefit of their use in treating depression."

Be A Part Of Our Work By Spreading the Word About Our Documentary Fund Raising

Written by Sarah Cain Thursday, 20 October 2011 00:00

If you have trouble watching the video below, then you may watch it on YouTube with this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AvhTHbtu_0

Shane Geiger: Death By Sprained Ankle and Modern Medicine's Miracles

Written by Thomas Corriher Sunday, 07 August 2011 13:45

Spraining an ankle should never be a death sentence, and historically it was not cause for funeral arrangements.  It now sometimes is, along-side heart-disease, blood pressure, diabetes, and the long montage of other medically-induced conditions.  Spraining an ankle was a death sentence for Shane Geiger.  Neither Sarah nor I were given much opportunity to get close to him before his life was lost.  He was an up-and-coming member of Sarah's elite 'Web Team' (network engineering) for AE911Truth.org.  It appears that he was previously a staff member of Prison Planet, and his pointed questions at official governmental press conferences about the Trade Center attacks were known to leave the cronie spokesmen virtually running to get away.  We watched a video in which Shane left a N.I.S.T. representative stuttering and making an early departure.  In this information war, we were proud to call him an ally.  He was known for being a bit paranoid, but in retrospect and in light of his bizarre death, it seems that his paranoia was well justified.

The Health Wyze Report's Community Mailing List

Written by Thomas Corriher Friday, 29 July 2011 00:27

We have recently received some requests for information about "how to subscribe" to The Health Wyze Report.  We assumed that a mailing list was implied by the questions.  Most of the other health-related sites have mailing lists that broadcast their articles, so it was only a matter of time before people began requesting one from us.  Until now, we resisted creating a mailing system for our readers for a variety of reasons that are too protracted to cite here.  We have historically been focused on creating an educational site with alternative and newsworthy information that is actually credible, in addition to producing our other health-related media. This mission has not changed.  Nevertheless, requests have come for us to change our position about implementing a mailing list, and we are changing our position due to our present crippling workload.  This may not seem completely logical, but it honestly feels like we have left our readers somewhat abandoned, as we feverously work to complete our next movie.

Biting Back Against Annoying Bugs With All Natural Chamomile

Written by Sarah Cain Saturday, 09 July 2011 06:24

Over the past few years, we have advised our readers about how to effectively cope with insect problems using natural methods.  For example, we wrote about eliminating mosquitoes with fish ponds, and planting insect repelling plants like spearmint and onions.

However, there are times when being outdoors results in unavoidable insect bites.  Pharmacies offer a variety of chemical formulas that are marketed to eliminate the resultant itching and burning.  Their effects range from useless to painful.  The usual ammonia-based liquids are notorious for being worse than useless.  Putting them on a sting can give the victim an entirely new understanding of pain, whilst convulsing.

A Letter from the Editor: The Alternative Media Is Even Less Trustworthy Than Big Media

Written by Thomas Corriher Tuesday, 26 April 2011 06:19

I write this with a heavy heart, concerning the state of things, but write this I must.  Some years ago, I started on this whole journalism thing with the close help of Sarah Cain.  We did it, not because we really wanted to, but because we had to.  Old fashioned, investigative journalism is all-but-dead, and quite a few people are living and dying horribly as a result.  You need not look further than the diseased and chemically laden walking dead surrounding you, every time that you leave your home.  Things should not be as they are, and we decided to do something about it; at least for anyone who could put faith into our mission.  It is not one that we take lightly, for we have invested our savings, our personal honor, and the very safety of our family for it.  Being an honest investigative reporter nowadays requires that one become a soldier in an information war, and this is largely why so few modern people do it.  It ranges far from the easy path.  Sarah can likewise attest to the sacrifices that we have made, or how vicious I can become whenever she lazily forgets to check her facts.  This is an old dance that is rarely observed in the largest news networks of this twisted age.  Along the way, we have made plenty of people angry. We consider angering people to be a job requirement.  Being a good journalist, as it was once defined, absolutely means being a trouble-maker.  We are not team-players for any corporation, and we do not prostitute ourselves for either popularity or product endorsement deals.  Good luck in finding these principles elsewhere.

Ziapan Pharmaceutical Commercial Spoof

Written by Sarah Cain Tuesday, 12 April 2011 20:31

We created a pharmaceutical commercial spoof for our upcoming documentary about the dangers of antidepressants.  We decided to go ahead and share this clip ahead of time, since we have not updated in a long time.  We hope that you find this short clip enjoyable.  I'll be back when the research is over, and Thomas will be back when the final edits are over. If you have problems with the following player, you can watch it directly with Youtube.

Quick Tip: Answering Questions about Radiation from Japan and Potassium Iodide

Written by Thomas Corriher Monday, 21 March 2011 12:39

"There is no safe amount of radiation or of radioactive material.  Even small amounts do harm."

— Linus Pauling

We have recently received lots of research requests from people who are concerned about the radioactive fallout from Japan.  The radiation levels that are coming from Japan should not be enough to sicken healthy people in the Americas, or most other places, but it may be enough to cause some existing health issues to worsen for a small category of people.  For example, the very low-levels of radiation that are coming from Japan may be enough to push the unhealthiest of people over the edge into developing a cancerous-type condition.  This small segment of the population that consists of the walking almost-dead needs drastic lifestyle changes to avoid disaster; regardless of their radiation exposure.  The rest of us will be more-or-less fine, at least in regard to our Japanese radiation exposure.

Quackery: Foot Cleanses, Detox Foot Pads, and Ionic Foot Baths

Written by Thomas Corriher Sunday, 06 March 2011 23:32

	Kinoki is the name brand that has been sold in major retailers.

There are purportedly two types of foot cleanses: ionic foot baths and detox foot pads.  Both are frauds.

Detox Food Pads

Foot pads were initially sold through infomercials and the Internet, but they have grown like a plague since those early days.  They are now being sold inside major retail chains, including Walmart and Walgreens.  We have been researching long enough to know that their presence inside major retailers is allowed solely because they do not perform as claimed.  Conversely, legitimate and effective alternative therapies are categorically banned in retailers, without exception.  These foot products are allowed because they effectively satisfy the pharmaceutical agenda of ultimately destroying the reputation of alternative therapies, amongst the already brainwashed masses.

Getting Pregnant, Curing Infertility, and Balancing Hormones

Written by Sarah Cain Monday, 28 February 2011 17:47

We have recently been overwhelmed by requests for help concerning hormonal, fertility, and pregnancy issues.  Some of those women have had these sort of problems, despite eating a commendable diet.

In this era, chemicals that imbalance the hormones are plentiful, and there is little wonder that both men and women are becoming infertile at higher rates than ever before in history.  This article is based upon information that we have provided to some of them.

Mail Bag #11: Trusted Companies, Pagan Infiltrators, Colloidal Silver, and Supplement Safety

Written by Thomas Corriher Tuesday, 22 February 2011 23:43

From: Thomas Corriher To: * Subject: Re: Some Questions User-Agent: Alpine 1.10 (LNX 962 2008-03-14) Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2011 14:23:00 -0500 (EDT)

First, do you know of a good place online that I could buy some "high quality" Fo-Ti root and/or Saw Palmetto? In the past, I bought some from this website...
http://www.mothernature.com/p/Natures-Way--Fo-Ti-Root-100-caps/118558.html

We usually avoid recommending particular brands for a variety of ethical and journalistic reasons.  The real question is: who can you trust?  Being informed means reading the labels and learning something about the history of the company.  Sometimes the choice is a particularly tough one, and the person is left following his intuition.  Perhaps prayer would help.

Quick Tip: Potent Homemade Eye Drops For Dryness, Irritation, Itching, and Various Infections

Written by Thomas Corriher Wednesday, 16 February 2011 22:33

Most people experience periodic eye problems, including infections, dryness and injuries.  Eye drops are usually the first response to these situations, but the eye drops that are sold in pharmacies normally contain thimerosal (thiomersal).  Thimerosal is an allergy-inflicting, mercury-containing preservative that has rightly sparked outrage for its use in vaccines.  If this were not bad enough, standard eye drops contain a plethora of toxic ingredients that are designed to ensure that the solution never has bacterial growth.  In other words, these chemicals are chosen specifically because they are slightly poisonous.  It is par for the course with the chemical-pharmaceutical-medical industrial complex.

The 2010 Worst Restaurant of the Year Award Goes To Subway

Written by Sarah Cain Friday, 11 February 2011 01:48

Nationwide restaurant chains are invariably unhealthy, which makes choosing the worst restaurant of the year difficult.  Our 2010 award may come as a shock to some of our readers.  It is a restaurant that uses toxic ingredients, while marketing its products toward the health-conscious.

Subway was started in 1965 by a 17-year-old, named Fred DeLuca, who wanted to make extra money to pay for his college tuition.  He borrowed $1,000 from a family friend, Peter Buck, who would later become his business partner.  Their food has always been marketed as being fresh and healthy.  The Subway chain is now owned by Doctors Associates, Inc., which in turn is still owned by Peter and Fred.  Neither of which are medical doctors, by the way.  From what we can tell, Doctor's Associates, Inc. does nothing more than own Subway, and gives the misleading impression that doctors are being consulted about the nutritional value of Subway's foods.  In fact, there appears to be no doctors involved with Doctor's Associates, Inc. at all, and Subway no longer offers fresh and healthy alternatives.

Why Rancid 'Healthy' Oils Are More Dangerous Than The Bad Oils

Written by Thomas Corriher Thursday, 10 February 2011 01:01

We have written several articles about healthy verses unhealthy oils in the past, and there are a plethora of things to consider when using cooking oils. We are revisiting this topic due to reader interest.

While the nutritional content of cooking oils is usually considered, the rancidity of oils is actually of greater importance.  Whenever an oil is heated, it undergoes a partial or complete chemical breakdown, which leads to it becoming somewhat rancid.  This heat-induced process transforms formerly healthy oils into dangerous oils, which are most often carcinogens.  This happens regardless of their original nutrient content.

Each oil has a smoke point, which is the point at which the nutritional content of an oil begins to rapidly degrade.  The smoke point is when oils become undisputedly harmful, and when they begin emitting smoke (which is more toxic).  Every time an oil is reused, its smoke point temperature is lowered, which is one of the reasons why eating at restaurants should be discouraged.

Taco Bell Gives New Meaning To "Where's The Beef"?

Written by Sarah Cain Thursday, 27 January 2011 20:40

A woman from the State of Alabama, named Amanda Obney, has begun a lawsuit, on behalf of the American people, against the fast food chain, Taco Bell.  The lawsuit claims that Taco Bell is engaging in false advertising, since less than 35% of its "beef" is meat.  Instead, Taco Bell's "beef" purportedly contains mostly fillers, including silicon dioxide, ground oats, caramel color, and much more.  The full ingredients list of its seasoned ground "beef" was shamelessly posted at Taco Bell's website, which we have archived in the event that it disappears.