PRAVDA

AN ALLEGORICAL NEWSPAPER

OF THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF AMERICA

PUBLISHED IN WIDEMOUNT PENNSYLVANIA

EDITOR ANTHONY J. FEJFAR B.A., J.D., ESQ., COIF

© Copyright 2009 by Anthony J. Fejfar

American Medical Standards are a Fraud

Many Medical Doctors tells their patients that what the doctor wants is based

upon empirical science, and the patient has nothing to say about it. In fact, this is a lie.

Most of medicine is based upon tradition, which may, or may not, be valid. There really

are not that many empirical studies which support common medical practices. You see,

it is immoral, unethical, and illegal, to engage in human experimentation. There is no

evidence that studies done on rats, or other animals, are in any way applicable to human

beings. Additionally, almost all of the medical studies done are fatally flawed. For

example, to test to see if a particular substance is a carcinogen, they use huge amounts of

the substance, much more than a human being could ever assimilate in a lifetime. Also,

no distinction is made between men and women. In theory, a pregnancy study done on

women could be applied to men, even though this is patently absurd. The physiology of

men and women is different. Men run on testosterone and women run on estrogen, and

this results in huge physiological differences which, typically, are not accounted for. For

example, the weight of men and women obviously differs. Men are more muscular, as a

group, and women have breasts and men don’t. The hips of men and women are
constructed differently. Medical studies, typically, do not take into account race and

ethnicity. In fact, the physiology of blacks is not the same as white Scandanavians. It

used to be medical studies dealing with white men were considered normative, now

medical studies dealing with black men are considered normative, and, in fact, neither are

normative at all. Finally, almost all medical studies are fatally flawed because they use

an absurd standard deviation in the statistical analysis. In fact, other than natural law,

which has not been explored very much, there is no way to come up with any standard

deviation that is normative. For example, for empirical research in the “hard” sciences,

a standard deviation above point five (.5) is not allowed. In medicine, with no

explanation, the standard deviation often jumps to range of 5-7. In psychology and

psychiatry, the standard deviation is simply absurd, often, above 10.

Now, what to conclude from this. We need to develop Wisdom Medicine, which

is halfway between homeopathic medicine and scientific medicine. Doctors must listen

to their patients. Patients often do a good job of self-diagnosing. The day of the

arrogant Medical Doctor who knows best, is over.