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Gary Goldman's 'Medical Veritas': Truth or whitewash?
GARY S. GOLDMAN'S "MEDICAL VERITAS": TRUTH OR
WHITEWASH? WARNING: Most readers will find this boring - they should delete now. OPEN LETTER (archived for global access at http://groups.google.com) Gary S. Goldman, PhD Editor-in-Chief MEDICAL VERITAS Gary, You exclaimed in one of your emails: "My specialty is vaccine adverse reactions!" Don't forget to look at physicians CONCEALING a serious vaccine adverse reaction (failure-to-immunize) as they fraudulently promote their vaccinations as being 100% effective as they (in effect) deny massive numbers of babies massive numbers of free daily immunizations. See the very end of this post... You recently wrote: "Dear Dr. Todd Gastaldo...I have attached what will be an introduction to the Forum concerning birthing procedures....Can I attribute credit to you somehow in this information that you graciously provided (especially with regard to 30%)?Sincerely, Gary" EARTH TO GARY... As long as you are putting my words into the mouths of Kathy Blanco, Donna Young and Lisa Muscarella (two of these women have censored me; see below)... Why not say my words as *I* would say them - sort of like the way I sent them to you. Remember, I sent you MY words - a piece authored by ME - after you asked me (a second time) to modify someone else's delivery position chart? How funny that you say you thought I did not want to be mentioned (in your first effort) because I declined membership on your editorial board! I had no idea that declining membership on an editorial board means that one does not want credit for one's work - LOL! Also funny, regarding Kathy Blanco - one of the two censors in your trio of authors of my information... Kathy asked me to be on HER board - and I accepted - then she kicked me off - censored me - after I took some of my/her fellow board members (MDs) to task for ignoring mass child abuse by MDs. (When she censored me, I posted her "logic" and my criticism of same. You can find my criticism of her "logic" in the Google usenet archive. Maybe I'm wrong - but I think that when children are being abused en masse - the MDs "performing" the abuse should stop. That failing, other MDs should be doing the MINIMUM required by law and reporting child abuse.) Here's a novel idea Gary... In a journal titled MEDICAL VERITAS - why not PLAINLY DOCUMENT medical lies - and maybe actually CALL them medical lies - or at least falsehoods - and point out plainly who has been exposing and challenging them? You WHITEWASHED the medical lies... For example you made it sound like the authors of Williams Obstetrics ACCIDENTALLY left the phony "dorsal widens" crap in their text - as you left me out of the picture a second time - LOL! Gary, I have corrected my part of your essay/intro "authored by Kathy Blanco, Donna Young and Lisa Muscarella" - see below. STOP THE WHITEWASH GARY. MDs are committing OBVIOUS mass child abuse. Whitewashing helps OBs perpetuate their mass child abuse. Stop helping them. Gary, my NOTE TO PREGNANT WOMEN at the beginning is especially important. It's always best to put the problem - and the simple solution - right up front - IN PLAIN ENGLISH - LOL. Finally Gary, I say again... You exclaimed in one of your emails: "My specialty is vaccine adverse reactions!" Don't forget to look at physicians CONCEALING a serious vaccine adverse reaction (failure-to-immunize) as they fraudulently promote their vaccinations as being 100% effective as they (in effect) deny massive numbers of babies massive numbers of free daily immunizations. See the very end of this post... Todd Dr. Gastaldo PS1 I will cc all three women so they know what you are considering publishing under their names. The two censors may not want their names above what I wrote in revision. I think THEY (Lisa and Kathy) want to whitewash the obvious MD crimes - I think that's why they censored me in the first place - LOL! Gary, this is the SECOND TIME you left me out. You also left out the part about OBs lying. Are you in cahoots with Lisa Muscarella? First I re-read what I sent you - then I re-read your Intro - and - well - your essay looked like it was written by Lisa Muscarella - LOL! PS2 I will cc Dr. Mark Sircus. My recollection is that you and Mark originally thought up the idea for MEDICAL VERITAS - and then you guys parted ways - you got the journal. Were you trying to whitewash Mark's stuff too? Or was he just too focused on mercury in vaccines? (Not a bad focus if one has to have a focus!) GASTALDO'S CORRECTED VERSION....(Gary's original version - his Kathy Blanco, Donna Young, Lisa Muscarella whitewash of my info - is reproduced below.) Forum: Natural birth: improved outcomes for both mother and child Kathy Blanco, Donna Young, Lisa Muscarella Introduction Current birthing position is challenged In 1992, Dr. Todd D. Gastaldo, a chiropractor, noted in the medical literature the radiographic evidence that on-the-back (dorsal lithotomy or semi-sitting) delivery positions actually close the birth canal up to 30%. [Gastaldo TD. Labor posture. Birth. 1992;19(4):230]http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?CMD=search&DB=pubmed NOTE TO PREGNANT WOMEN: Side-lying, hands-and-knees, kneeling, standing, etc. allow the birth canal to open the "extra" up to 30%, but Dr. Gastaldo warns that some obstetricians and midwives will let women "try" alternative delivery positions but will move them back to semisitting or dorsal - close their birth canals the "extra" up to 30% - for the actual delivery. In 1993, at Dr. Gastaldo's request, the authors of Williams Obstetrics published the correct biomechanics - "The increase in diameter of the pelvic outlet occurs only if the sacrum is not forced anteriorly by the weight of the maternal pelvis against the delivery table or bed"... But the authors of Williams Obstetrics left in their text (in the same paragraph) the "dorsal widens" error that first drew Dr. Gastaldo's attention. In 2001, the authors of Williams Obstetrics perpetuated the falsehood: "The most widely used and often the most satisfactory ... [delivery position] is .... dorsal lithotomy ... in order to increase the diameter of the pelvic outlet." The 2005 edition of Williams Obstetrics is due to arrive in bookstores later this month (March 2005). Dr. Gastaldo is hoping that the authors of Williams Obstetrics finally stop saying that dorsal lithotomy widens the pelvic outlet. Dorsal lithotomy CLOSES the birth canal - up to 30%. Semisitting closes with more force. Interestingly, semisitting was promoted by JGB Russell, the British consultant radiologist who - after he derived the up to 30% figure, demonstrated a minor (transverse sacroiliac motion) which he (erroneously) indicated was more important that the major (sagittal) sacral tip motion demonstrated radiographically by Borell and Fernstrom's 1957 in-trapartum x-rays. The Four OB Lies are summarized below - but we will go into them here... Dr. Gastaldo notes that somehow, by the 1970s, the authors of Williams Obstetrics were claiming that the pelvic diameters DON'T CHANGE at delivery. Dr. Gastaldo notes further that when Ohlsen pointed out in 1973 that the pelvic diameters DO change - the authors of Williams Obstetrics suddenly decided that dorsal lithotomy - their then-favorite delivery positions - widens. This last is the (ongoing) falsehood which originally drew Dr. Gastaldo's attention to Williams Obstetrics. Again, the 2005 edition of Williams Obstetrics is due to arrive in bookstores later this month (March 2005) and Dr. Gastaldo is hoping that the authors of Williams Obstetrics finally stop saying that dorsal lithotomy widens the pelvic outlet. The biomechanics are simple: By placing women on their sacral tips (lying on their backs or semi-sitting), physicians are not allowing the tip of the sacrum to move backward and are closing up to 30% what would otherwise be available space for the baby to most safely pass through. Incidentally, up to 4 cm of sacral tip excursion was clinically demonstrated in 1911 by none other than J. Whitridge Williams, MD, the original author of Williams Obstetrics and in 1913, Harvard obstetrician Arthur B. Emmons, MD wrote: "Moving backward of the tip of the sacrum . . . enlarges the available space not merely directly in proportion to the distance backward, but more nearly by the square of that distance [3]." Dr. Gastaldo notes that obstetricians are KEEPING birth canals closed the "extra" up to 30% when babies get stuck - when they pull with hands, forceps or vacuum extractors. Trained as a chiropractor, Dr. Gastaldo cringes at the fact that - with the birth canal closed up to 30% - obstetricians sometimes pull so hard that spinal nerves are ripped out of tiny spinal cords. He notes that some babies die - some babies are paralyzed - most "only" have their spines gruesomely manipulated. ALL spinal manipulation is gruesome with the birth canal closed the "extra" up to 30%, he notes. Dr. Gastaldo also notes that obstetricians are slicing vaginas/abdomens en masse - surgically/fraudulently inferring they are doing/have done everything possible to open birth canals - even as they close birth canals up to 30%. Although this is obvious criminal behavior, Dr. Gastaldo believes that medical doctors should be pardoned in advance. He notes that as medical students, MDs are TRAINED to perform felonies. snip Donna Young's immediate cord clamping info - except for Donna's/Gary's? oxytocin comment, as in, Use of labor inducing drugs is challenged Finally, labor inducing drugs such as oxytocin, Toesen, Syn-tocinon, Pitocin have been shown to have a negative effect on the child's developing brain and can cause the infant anemia due to the necessity of using early cord clamping when these drugs are administered to the mother. Recent studies have called for a re-evaluation of routine use of these drugs due to their adverse effects on the newborn. [NOTE TO GARY: As I've repeatedly noted for Donna Young, it makes no sense to let the uterus push with the birth canal closed up to 30% - and even less sense to chemically whip the uterus to push VIOLENTLY - with oxytocin and Cytotec - (did I mention?) with the birth canal closed the "extra" up to 30%. Did Donna forget to mention this plain fact - or did you - LOL! Regardless, when talking about "Pitocin hav[ing] been shown to have a negative effect on the child's developing brain" - don't forget to mention the fetal skull squashing/brain ripping/bleeding that is occurring as OBs chemically whip uteri with oxytocin and Cytotec - with birth canals senselessly closed up to 30%...An estimated 4.6% of "healthy" term neonates suffer unexplained brain bleeds.] [NOTE #2 TO GARY: I see where you used the relevant AMA Principles of Medical Ethics that I sent you - see below - good! - but you WHITEWASHED things - LOL! Best to state those lofty AMA principles right after The Four OB Lies - or so I say...] snip THE FOUR OB LIES OB LIE #1. After MASSIVE change in the AP pelvic outlet diameter was clinically demonstrated in 1911 and radiographically demonstrated in 1957, the authors of Williams Obstetrics began erroneously claiming that pelvic diamaters DON'T CHANGE at delivery. OB LIE #2. After Ohlsen pointed out in 1973 that pelvic diameters DO change - the authors of Williams Obstetrics began erroneously claiming that their most frequent delivery position - dorsal - widens the outlet. OB LIE #3. After I pointed out in 1992 that dorsal CLOSES - and so does semisitting - the authors of Williams Obstetrics - put the correct biomechanics in their 1993 edition - but kept in their text (in the same paragraph!) - the dorsal widens bald lie that first called my attention to their text... OB LIE #4. OBs are actually KEEPING birth canals closed when babies get stuck - and claiming they are doing everything to allow the birth canal open maximally. (ACOG Shoulder Dystocia video - also forceps and vacuum births are performed with the mother in lithotomy.) See Make birth better: Dan Rather, before you leave CBS... http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group...t/message/2983 I noted some of the OB lies in an Open Letter to the FTC years ago... http://home1.gte.net/gastaldo/part2ftc.html RELEVANT AMA PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL ETHICS.... "[AMA physician[s] shall...strive to expose those physicians...who engage in fraud or deception." "[AMA p]hysician[s] shall...seek changes in those requirements which are contrary to the best interests of the patient." "[AMA p]hysician[s] shall...make relevant information available to patients, colleagues, and the public..." http://www.psych.org/psych_pract/eth...nions53101.cfm The Florida attorney general (Charlie Crist) was recently quoted in USA Today saying, "It's illegal to lie." See Homebirth (also: AMA: Is it illegal for OBs to lie?) http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...f4b794f643ec2f All patients should encourage American Medical Associa-tion (AMA) physicians to uphold these first and foremost prin-ciples of medical ethics: (1) "to do no harm; (2) "... strive to expose those physicians . . . who engage in fraud or deception;" (3) "... seek changes in those requirements which are contrary to the best interest of the patient;" and (4) make relevant infor-mation available to patients, colleagues, and the public. snip END Gastaldo's corrected version of Gary's intro... HERE'S GARY'S ORIGINAL VERSION...A WHITEWASH... Forum: Natural birth: improved outcomes for both mother and child Kathy Blanco, Donna Young, Lisa Muscarella Introduction Current birthing position is challenged The on-the-back (dorsal lithotomy) or semi-sitting (supine) delivery positions commonly used today actually close the birth canal by as much as 30% and put undue stress and pressure on both the mother and the child. Most any other delivery position (hands-and-knees, kneeling, standing, etc.) allows the birth ca-nal to open the "extra" up to 30% [1]. Studies have shown that continuation of the routine use of the supine position during the second stage of labor is unjustified and responsible for a higher rate of instrumental deliveries and episiotomies [2]. Physicians have based their current practice on erroneous information pre-sented in Williams Obstetrics (2001:316) which incorrectly states, "The moist widely used and often the most satisfactory ... [delivery position] is ... dorsal lithotomy ... in order to in-crease the diameter of the pelvic outlet." This has no scientific basis, actually works against the physiological process of birth, and serves merely as a convenience to the attending physician. The same reference correctly states, "The increase in diameter of the pelvic outlet occurs only if the sacrum is not forced ante-riorly by the weight of the maternal pelvis against the delivery table or bed." (Williams Obstetrics, 2001:55) Interestingly, JGB Russel demonstrated a minor (transverse sacroiliac motion) which he (erroneously) thought to be more important that the major (sagittal) sacral tip motion demon-strated radiographically by Borell and Fernstrom's 1957 in-trapartum x-rays. By placing women so they are lying on their backs or semi-sitting on their sacral tips, physicians are not al-lowing the tip of the sacrum to move backward and are closing what would otherwise be available space for the baby to most safely pass through. As early as 1913 Emmons described a po-sition that would allow the sacrum to move backward and thereby optimise the size of the birth canal during delivery. He wrote, "Moving backward of the tip of the sacrum . . . enlarges the available space not merely directly in proportion to the dis-tance backward, but more nearly by the square of that distance [3]." By denying birthing mothers the movement of the sacral tip in the dorsal positions, physicians can resort to pulling when the babies get stuck. This force can potentially rip spinal nerves from the spinal cords, in some cases causing the infant paralysis or death. Use of episiotomy procedure is challenged There is no scientific evidence supporting the use of episiot-omy as a beneficial surgical procedure. It does not decrease the risks of severe perineal lacerations, it inhibits development of pelvic relaxation, and has not impacted newborn mortality or morbidity. Improving the birthing position can likely help maintain the integrity of the perineum and avoid surgical pro-cedures which should only be employed on a selective, case-by-case basis [4]. snip Donna Young's ICC stuff - but see my response to Donna regarding Judith Mercer's "delayed" cord clamping baloney below Finally, labor inducing drugs such as oxytocin, Toesen, Syn-tocinon, Pitocin have been shown to have a negative effect on the child's developing brain and can cause the infant anemia due to the necessity of using early cord clamping when these drugs are administered to the mother. Recent studies have called for a re-evaluation of routine use of these drugs due to their adverse effects on the newborn. Conclusion snip References [1] Russell JGB. Moulding of the pelvic outlet. J Obstet Gynaec Brit Cwith, 1969;76:817-20. [GARY: Russell promoted semisitting - closing the birth canal! You must have missed this fact. I know, I know - an editor's job isn't easy.] [2] De Jonge A, Teunissen TA, Lagro-Janssen AL. Supine position compared to other positions during the second stage of labor: a meta-analytic review. J Psychosom Obstet Gynaecol, 2004 Mar; 25(1):35-45. [3] Emmons AB. A study of the variations in the female pelvis, based on observations made on 217 specimens of the American Indian squaw. Biometrika, 1913;9:34-47. [GARY: This Emmons quote was a purely random find years ago while I was combing the stacks at Oregon Health Sciences University.] [4] Bettencourt Borges B, Serrano F, Pereira F. Episiotomy: Routine versus selective use. Acta Med Port, 2003 Nov-Dec;16(6):447-54. [5] Manual of Nursing Practice , 3rd ed, J.B. Lippincott, Company, Philadel-phia & Toronto.1978-1982. [6] Gunther M. The transfer of blood between baby and placenta in the min-utes after birth. Lancet, 1957 Jun22;272(6982):1277-80. [GARY: I totally agree with Donna. Mavis Gunther is awesome. I think there might be a significant mistake in George Morley's discussion of Figure 2 in an essay about Mavis' work.] [7] Rabe H, Reynolds G, Diaz-Rossello J. Early versus delayed umbilical cord claming in preterm infants. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2004 Oct 18;(4):CD003248. [8] Osanai K. Function of lung surfactant and its deterioration. [Japanese] Rinsho Byori, 2002 Apr;50(4):365-9. [9] Peltonen T. Placental transfusion: advantage and disadvantage. Eur J Pediatrics, 1981 Oct;137(2):141-6. [10] Principles of Anatomy and Physiology , 10th ed., Tortora GJ, Grabowski SR, eds., John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2003:1076. Recommended Videos Warning: Please be advised that some elements of these videos may demonstrate procedures that are not recommended and which have been challenged above. [1] A Breech Birth and Shoulder Dystocia. The video shows two separate 10-minute segments of different births. The first birth shows a frank breech deliv-ery, and during the second birth the unexpected complication of shoulder dysto-cia occurs, while the mother is pushing lying on her back, semi-reclined. With the correct and effective intervention of rolling mom over to hands and knees, the 10 lb. 8 oz. baby is quickly dislodged and delivers. Mom had no episiotomy or tear. Video Farm, Summertown, TN. http://www.farmcatalog.com/Vid Birth.html [GARY: LOL! Ina May did semisitting deliveries and later told me she agreed with Williams Obstetrics co-author Norman F. Gant, MD who told me "Most women don't need the extra room." WHAT ABOUT THE BABIES?!] [2] Birth in the Squatting Position. Women birthing upright in privacy, with powerful images. We are left wondering, "How have we strayed so far away from what birth once was?" 10 minutes. Purchasable through Birth Works®, Inc. Phone: +1 888 862 4784 or online. [GARY: This is Brazilian obstetrician Claudio Paciornik's video - why not credit him?! Sheesh! BTW, I started looking at the biomechanics of semisitting delivery after Claudio's dad - Prof. Dr. Moyses Paciornik - also an obstetrician - made a bibliographic error in a letter to the journal BIRTH years ago. The journal BIRTH was about to publish my description of the grisly biomechanics of semisitting delivery - when Moyses told me that The Lancet had rejected his report of 25,000 squatting deliveries in sedentary women. I urged Moyses to submit his report to the journal BIRTH and it was published alongside my description of the grisly biomechanics of semisitting, cited above.] [3] Gentle Birth Choices. This documentary demonstrates the ability of women in childbirth, dispels commonly held beliefs, and speaks to the importance of women taking charge and making choices regarding their birth. VisionQuest Video, Venice, CA. Phone: +1 310 577 8581. [4] The Timeless Way: A History of Birth from Ancient to Modern Times. Vintage film footage and recent video combined depicting the history of birth from ancient to modern times, with emphasis on the history of upright birthing positions. This video promotes introspection and inspiration for mothers con-sidering birthing choices available today. 20 minutes. 1998. InJoy Videos, Boulder, CO. Phone: +1 800 326 2082. .END GARY'S WHITEWASH of my info... Donna Young wrote to Medical Veritas Editor-in-Chief Gary S. Goldman, PhD: "I believe Lisa, Kelly and myself and Todd, too would vote to remove [Judith Mercer, CNM from]...the reference list..." OPEN LETTER (archived for global access at http://groups.google.com) Donna Young www.lotusbirth.com Donna, I most certainly would NOT "vote to remove [Judith Mercer, CNM from]...the reference list..." I would instead vote for CRITICAL DISCUSSION of the research of Judith Mercer, CNM. In any discussion of her work, Judith Mercer, CNM should be awarded FULL credit for hijacking the word "delayed" to fraudulently suggest in the medical literature that it is OK to temporarily asphyxiate babies and rob massive amounts of blood volume from them. Judith Mercer, CNM did indeed fraudulently suggest this... In 2002: Judith Mercer, CNM (and Skovgaard) suggested early cord clamping can cause DEATH, as in, "Early clamping of the umbilical cord at birth...causes neonatal blood volume to vary 25% to 40%. Such a massive change occurs at no other time in one's life without serious consequences, even death." [J Perinat Neonatal Nurs. 2002 Mar;15(4):56-75. PubMed abstract] In 2003: Judith Mercer, CNM et al. REPORTED ON (participated in?) early cord clamping - potential causation of death, as in, "...A randomized controlled trial recruited 32 infants between 24 and 32 weeks. Immediately before delivery, mothers were randomized to ICC (cord clamped at 5 to 10 seconds) or DCC (30- to 45-second delay in cord clamping) groups. RESULTS: Intention-to-treat analyses revealed that the DCC group were more likely to have higher initial mean blood pressures (adjusted OR 3.4) and less likely to be discharged on oxygen (adjusted OR 8.6). DCC group infants had higher initial glucose levels (ICC=36 mg/dl, DCC=73.1 mg/dl; p=0.02). CONCLUSION: The research design is feasible. The immediate benefit of improved blood pressure was confirmed and other findings deserve consideration for further study." Mercer et al.^^^J Perinatol. 2003 Sep;23(6):466-72. PubMed Abstract ^^^Mercer JS, McGrath MM, Hensman A, Silver H, Oh W. College of Nursing, University of Rhode Island, White Hall, 2 Heathman Road, Kingston, RI 02881-2021, USA. It is not logical at all to say that something can potentially cause death and then subject babies to it. Yet Medical Veritas Editor-in-Chief Gary wrote of "logical deduction" in his second item numbered #3: "The point of Judith Mercer is that 30-second clamping is better than instant clamping. By logical deduction, the longer the delay (until the cord blood stops pulsating or all blood is infused), the healthier the baby will be. Therefore, even though the comparison is not ideal--and studies rarely have ideal controls--it would be easy for a judge to see that delayed claming, even as little as 30 seconds, produces a significantly improved outcome compared to instant clamping. While 30-seconds is, in reality, insufficient, it still powerfully demonstrates the importance of cord clamping. Therefore, I do not understand the problem with this." Gary, even if 30-45-second clamping were safest for babies - there was the IMMEDIATE CLAMPING (child abuse) arm of her study too. Judith Mercer's own 2002 abstract indicates that she herself believed that the immediate clamping of her study could potentially cause enough loss of blood to cause DEATH. This was CHILD ABUSE - not some logical "point." As I've written before... My thanks to Donna Young (www.lotusbirth.com) for calling my attention to the immediate cord clamping child abuse...It is most BIZARRE that 30 seconds was defined as 'delayed' cord clamping...It's almost as if the cord blood banking interests RECRUITED the CNMwives to help 'scientifically' DEFINE 'delayed' to mean IT'S OK TO ROB BLOOD FROM BABIES...Maybe CNMwife Mercer TOLD women that their babies might be robbed of more than 50% of their red blood cells - and they consented anyway?...God I hope mothers are smarter than that... See CNMwife baby blood robber? (45 sec is 'delayed' cord clamping, Judy?) http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...626f39cb4ec8aa Now, to be sure, it APPEARS that MDs can legally commit child abuse... When I caught American MDs perpetuating phony "babies can't feel pain' neurology to perpetuate their most frequent surgical behavior on male children - they simply declared their mass child abuse for profit scheme (an estimated $400 million per year) to be "an effective public health measure." (!) See Dr. Baeten's folly? Infant penis ripping, HIV and African truck drivers... http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...7fc3d35fcffa99 Just because MDs can (currently) legally commit child abuse does not mean that child abuse committed by MDs should not be called child abuse. BTW, by saying "MDs can (currently) legally commit child abuse" I mean that law enforcement officers - police, attorney generals and DAs are ignoring obvious assaults and batteries - looking the other way - much like they used to do when called to the scene of obvious assaults and batteries called "wife-beatings." .END Gastaldo's Open Letter to Canadian grandmother Donna Young A last note to Gary S. Goldman, PhD... Gary, I recently mentioned you and Donna in writing to the Editor-in-Chief of the BRITISH GRAY'S ANATOMY I wrote: OTHER PHYSICIAN FRAUD AND DECEPTION Physicians are engaging in other fraud and deception - for example fraudulently promoting their vaccinations as being 100% effective as they (in effect) deny massive numbers of babies massive numbers of free daily immunizations. See Breasts as doctors (also: Medical Veritas) http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...325ac661f5807f (My thanks to MEDICAL VERITAS Editor-in-Chief Gary S. Goldman, PhD for stimulating me to write "Breasts as doctors," just cited.) Physicians are also temporarily asphyxiating babies and robbing massive amounts of blood volume from them (up to 50%). The medical euphemism for this obvious medical crime is "immediate cord clamping." See Homebirth (also: AMA: Is it illegal for OBs to lie?) http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...f4b794f643ec2f (My thanks to Donna Young - www.lotusbirth.com - for calling my attention to the immediate cord clamping child abuse.) As I've often noted, I am in favor of pardons in advance for MDs. As medical students, MDs are TRAINED to perform the obvious felonies discussed above. Susan, since physicians are not striving to expose the fraud and deception, I am hoping that editors of the BRITISH GRAY'S ANATOMY will spread the word and make relevant changes in the next edition. END excerpt of Dr. Gastaldo corrects BRITISH GRAY'S ANATOMY... http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...c2b0485b369c81 Gary, as noted above, you exclaimed in one of your emails: "My specialty is vaccine adverse reactions!" That's why I WROTE about a vaccine adverse reaction (failure-to-immunize) in "Breasts as doctors (also: Medical Veritas)"... You responded by blithely writing: "Dear Todd, I think you would enjoy my website located at www.injectionbook.com Sincerely, Gary..." SO GARY...I say again... Don't forget to look at physicians CONCEALING a serious vaccine adverse reaction (failure-to-immunize) as they fraudulently promote their vaccinations as being 100% effective as they (in effect) deny massive numbers of babies massive numbers of free daily immunizations. It's mass IMMUNOLOGIC child abuse to go along with mass PHYSICAL child abuse - closing birth canals up to 30% and keeping birth canals closed when babies get stuck - and lying to cover-up. Sincerely, Todd Dr. Gastaldo This Open Letter will be archived for global access in the Google usenet archive. Search http://groups.google.com for "Gary Goldman's 'Medical Veritas': Truth or whitewash?" |
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