David Icke Newsletter | February 1 2013
… THE SHOCKING FIGURESI haven’t been to a doctor for aeons because I prefer to be healed than be made still sicker. My great mate, Mike Lambert, at the Shen Clinic on the Isle of Wight, keeps me healthy and he is constantly picking up the pieces after people have been damaged by ‘doctors’ and Big Pharma medicine.
It is no mystery why, in the light of all the evidence, that the number one killer in the United States is the treatment. Add together all the doctor errors, drug-reaction fatalities, deadly infections picked up in hospitals etc., and you find that doctors and treatment by mainstream sources is the leading cause of death ahead of heart disease and cancer. An investigation by the respected online Consumer Reports said:
Infections, surgical mistakes, and other medical harm contributes to the deaths of 180,000 hospital patients a year, according to projections based on a 2010 report from the Department of Health and Human Services. Another 1.4 million are seriously hurt by their hospital care. And those figures apply only to Medicare patients. What happens to other people is less clear because most hospital errors go unreported and hospitals report on only a fraction of things that can go wrong …
… ‘There is an epidemic of health-care harm,’ says Rosemary Gibson, a patient-safety advocate and author. More than 2.25 million Americans will probably die from medical harm in this decade, she says. ‘That’s like wiping out the entire populations of North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Vermont. It’s a man-made disaster’…
… ‘Hospitals haven’t given safety the attention it deserves,’ says Peter Pronovost, M.D., senior vice president for patient safety and quality at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore. Nor has the government, he says. ‘Medical harm is probably one of the three leading causes of death in the US, but the government doesn’t adequately track it as it does deaths from automobiles, plane crashes, and cancer. It’s appalling.’