In this podcast, Dr. Steven Hotze is joined by expert and best-selling author Dr. Gary Null to discuss his book Death by Medicine. They talk about death by medicine in the United States, including the overuse of prescription drugs and the neurotoxicity of vaccines.
In his book, Dr. Null asked the question “Does orthodox medicine work?” The studies showed that in the majority of cases, chronic care failed miserably. Emergency medicine works and saves lives; however conventional medicine ends up being the leading cause of death.
Dr. Null states that “Eight-eight percent of medicine not [only] fails, but ends up being the leading cause of death and injury in the United States. But in fact, iatrogenic illnesses are the leading cause of death, doctor-caused illnesses. Medicine follows the dictates of the Big Pharma, and Big Pharma has no interest in whether a person lives or dies. They have an interest in how sick you are and how long of a patient you’re going to be.”
Dr. Null also addresses the dangers of vaccines: “Every vaccine has only toxic ingredients in it from aborted fetal cells to mercury, in some still, and aluminum as an adjuvant. Aluminum, according to thousands of articles in the toxicological peer-reviewed literature, is a neurotoxin.”
Dr. Null discusses the topic of medicating children: “Up to 10 million children a day have to take a class 2 narcotic in the same category as cocaine in order to go to school. It’s Ritalin. That’s unfortunate because what happens is it leads to creating mood disturbances.”
On the topic of antidepressant and antianxiety medications, Dr. Null shares that “Now, if you look at the package insert, which I have, the No. 1 side effect for antidepressant medication is depression, the No. 1 side effect for antianxiety medication is anxiety.”
They discuss how conventional doctors are not taught how to stay healthy, but how to treat when sick. Prevention is key to staying healthy and well, so it is important to take charge of your own health.
For more of Dr. Hotze’s Wellness Revolution, listen to this podcast. {eoa}
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