Get Ready for the OxyContin Kiddy Epidemic of Addiction and Horrific Side-Effects

Big Pharma Drug Pushing Serial Child Abuser

'The maker of OxyContin is seeking Food and Drug Administration approval to label the controversial painkiller for use by children as young as 6 in a move that could serve to extend the company’s expiring patent on the lucrative drug, The Daily has learned.





Purdue Pharma has paid dozens of clinical sites around the country to document what happens when OxyContin, an addictive pharmaceutical widely abused by recreational users, is given to children. The company says that its motivation is to help doctors who currently prescribe the drug off-label to children, a common practice in the treatment of pediatric conditions that involve moderate or severe pain.'




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Forced Vaccinations: Irish Court Rules Against Mothers Right To Refuse Vaccination

Ms O Sullivan stated:

'These vaccinations are NOT mandatory in the Republic of Ireland. All parents are given a consent form to sign in a consent or 'I do not consent section'. I chose not to consent, I feel that I am acting in the best interests of my child and my decision is to protect him. I have every right to make this decision as the primary carer, natural mother, sole custodian and legal guardian of my son.


Alarmingly this is the second time in a week that the members of the BAR (British Accredited Registry) have refused to recognise the Constitution of Ireland. Last Friday Ben Gilroy invoked Article 40 Habeas Corpus in the High Courts in Dublin, which was passed between seven high court judges and completely ignored.'




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More Medical Tyranny: Help Save 8-year-old Selena Mathews

'The Dutch word, “quacksalber” (“quicksilver” in English) refers to mercury. In the 1500s, a physician by the name of Paracelsus made a salve with a bit of mercury in it. He applied it to a syphilitic patient’s rash and it supposedly cleared up. Other physicians rebutted the claim saying it had no effect, and they called him a “quack” for using “quacksalber.” 


Dentists who used mercury to fill teeth were eventually called “quacks” as well, and their quackery was easy to spot. Their patients would get extremely ill and lose their appetite (as well as their hair). They quickly lost weight and appeared to be starving. That’s if they were lucky.  Many of them died from the mercury toxicity.

Fast forward to 2012… this same quackery is happening all around us.  Who are the modern quacks? ONCOLOGISTS. That’s right. Oncologists are giving chemotherapy drugs to cancer patients, with exactly the same results: nausea, hair loss, and wasting syndrome. Truth be told, poisoning patients (via mercury or chemotherapy) will never result in healing.'




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Dentists Put Terrified Kids In Straight Jackets, Performed Unnecessary Root Canals

 




'Texas toddlers being held in restraints as dentists at corporate-run clinics performed unnecessary root canals were among the dental horror stories told Wednesday (April 11) at a House Public Health Committee hearing at the state Capitol. The Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, which regulates dental licensing in Texas, was the subject of criticism by members of Texans for Dental Reform and unaffiliated residents, who called for legislative reform while levying accusations of ineptitude, a pattern of withholding or obscuring negative information about dentists, and failure to act against corporate-run dental clinics committing Medicaid fraud and harming patients.'

'Jim Moriarty, a Houston lawyer, detailed reports of torturous procedures at corporate-run clinics, in which children as young as 2 are immobilized, sometimes with a restraining device called a papoose, while the dentist inserts multiple stainless steel caps or performs root canals rapidly.
“They won’t let the parents be present because the parents would be tempted in Texas to pistol-whip them if they knew what they were going to do,” Moriarty said. He’s currently suing one company that operates six dental clinics under various names in Texas and said the dentist who claims to operate those clinics — but actually works and treats patients in Oklahoma — bills Texas $12 million a year to treat Medicaid patients.'

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