Hospitals & Asylums
October 2011
By Anthony J. Sanders
World population reached seven
billion this October and 50 percent, one out of two children, born (in
industrialized nations) today, are expected to live to 100. 6.6 billion was
tough, I didn’t think we were going to make it.
We certainly had to learn a lot of medicine. My course on antibiotics added forty new pages
to the book on Drug Regulation (DR). I
didn’t write anything else because that took some time, writing is not as
compatible with camping as reading and I have been helping my sister build her
house before her second baby is due on December 25, and they are six miles too rural
for high speed. The Occupy Wall St. protest is fun. I hope to cover it soon, with the new digital camera
I bought with money saved from camping rent free, the gainful employment of the
SSI beneficiary. I hope common knowledge
regarding antibiotics for the treatment of heart disease and the use of metronidazole
for gastrointestinal infections will defeat the law of perversity, that the
least is known about the most common illnesses.
The reactionary propaganda however conspires with the extortionate medical
establishment to sit on their laurels. The
rosy public health statistics in industrialized nations, so soon after a
decline in life expectancy in 2007 when the world was struggling with a 6.6
billion population, bely the fact that women and non-smokers are well on their
way to 100, and our primary public health concern is to eliminate sexual
discrimination and drug warfare from the propaganda, so that men will get
exercise cooking healthy food and cleaning and people will stop being addicted
to defective medicine and beliefs, such as anti-smoking propaganda. While broad spectrum antibiotics are not the cure
for everything, they do tend to give people the edge they need to recover from
illness and achieve a higher level of diet and physical fitness. The development of broad spectrum antiviral
drugs promises to make health even easier.
In India only about 30% of “doctors” actually have degrees from a
medical college. “Doctors” without medical
degrees dispense advice and common medicines, such as NSAIDs and antibiotics,
and refer other cases to the hospital. The
primary difference in treatment in the United States and developing world is
that only three percent cases in developing countries are subjected to medical
testing whereas in the United States patients are subjected to extensive
medical testing and have difficulty getting prescribed the proper
treatment. American doctors, as
privately adversarial as they wish to be remembered, seem to in fact be working
for the public health system, where they find the statistical justification for
their unearned financial success they need, and shamelessly report diagnosis of
diseases they strangely don’t know how to treat. There is hope that every other child born
today will live to 100 worldwide if developing countries would implement epidemiologic
surveillance systems for the maintenance of public hygiene and industrialized
nations would stop trying to capitalize on the diagnosis of disease and cure it
quickly and effectively with the commonly prescribed treatments found in
internal medicine textbooks that never seem to make it to the panicky grant
proposals regarding disease outbreaks found in the news media and on the
Internet.
Book
8 Drug Regulation (DR)
To amend Chapter 6 Gorgas Hospital §300-320. to reduce demand
for the 10 billion prescriptions and oppression that fuel the $1 trillion
global drug market with $600 billion in pharmaceutical sales and $400 billion
in illicit drug sales, $160 billion pharmaceutical and $65 billion illicit drug
sales in the U.S. in 2001, to
market antibiotics and highly safe and effective prescription medicines
Over-the-counter (OTC), to require all heart medicine labels to state “antibiotics, hygiene, vegan diet and daily exercise, are
known to cure endocarditis”, to fast track the clinical and animal
trials of the antiviral DRACO that might cure HIV and the common cold, to
promote the manufacture of metronidazole in the USA, to refocus Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) staffing from 1,500 new drugs and 54 market regulation in
1998 to do the more than 3,200 pharmaceutical preparations in circulation
social justice, to criminally prosecute the psychiatric enforcers of dangerous
neuroleptic drugs, to dissolve the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
(ATF) and transfer responsibility to an FDA Center for Alcohol and Tobacco (and
possibly Marijuana (ATM) and Department of Justice (DoJ)
Bureau of Firearms and Explosives (BFE), to transfer the Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), prohibit DEA
international offices and police finance and change its name to Drug Evaluation
Agency (DEA), to hire exclusively doctors to be DEA Administrative Law Judges
(ALJ) in preparation for the transition, to commission a study of Schedule of
Psychotropic Substances to identify and prohibit from circulation the pathogens
that cause serious mental illness, to terminate automatically refilled
contracts under DEA Form 222, to repeal the loophole in the statute that has
hypothetically caused PTSD and Gulf War Illness since Vietnam, to change the
name of the Substance Abuse Mental Health System Administration (SAMHSA) to
Social Work Administration (SWA), to transfer the Secretariat of the International
Narcotic Control Board (INCB) to the World Health Organization (WHO), to remove
Drugs from the name of the Office of Crime (OC), to give Afghanistan 80% of the
national and 75% of international opium quota, to stop doctors from receiving
kickbacks from pharmaceutical companies, to divert pharmaceutical political
contributions to independent candidates, to eliminate mandatory minimum
sentencing and reduce sentences for illicit drug possession and trafficking, to
make drug addiction treatment safe, accessible and judged by social worker
licensed in addiction studies, to reschedule marijuana to Schedule III,
establish an entirely new Type of classification for the Customary control of
drugs and prohibition of pathogens and refund the mostly poor smokers of
Roll-your-own tobacco and small cigars the unfair >2,000% excise tax
increase of 2009 by guaranteeing a reduced tax rate of $1.828 for 17
years a year for small cigars and $1.0969 for 13.5 years a year for roll-your
own MIRROR
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