Over-Diagnosis and Breast Cancer Treatment

There's been a manipulation of the science, and there's been a very

dangerous thing called over-diagnosis that has really afflicted

millions of women over the past thirty years, especially for breast cancer.

So over-diagnosis, according to a recent study done in the

New England

Journal of Medicine, over the past thirty years in the United

States resulted

in one point three million women being diagnosed with early stage breast

cancer that technically never had any type of cancer that would have

caused harm. This is called ductal carcinoma in situ,

or stage zero cancer, which they equated

with actual cancer, which now we know is not.

And so what that basically meant is that they would give them the standard

mastectomy or lumpectomy with radiation, with

chemotherapy, things like tamoxifen, and then follow-up, uh,

hormone suppressive therapies like Arimidex.

So basically what we're dealing with here is a kind of a medical

holocaust of sorts because those women now had to deal

with being diagnosed with a cancer they didn't have, being treated for it, having

the stigma and all the psycho-spiritual, emotional stress that's caused by

that. And then statistically, the industry told them that they saved

their lives when in fact, quite the opposite happened.

Hmm.

So they identify with the aggressor like a Stockholm syndrome, and millions of

people march in these breast cancer awareness marches, not realizing that it's

funded by the very corporations that make money off the drugs used to

treat

breast cancer.