Spotlight Shines on Ineptitude of Medical Sinus Treatments

Monday, December 10, 2007 - Byron J. Richards, CCN

The Journal of the American Medical Association has just published a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study showing that the use of antibiotics and nasal steroids is ineffective at treating sinusitis.

Each year there are 25 million visits to a doctor in the United States to treat sinus problems; the overwhelming majority are viral in nature.  Despite repeated warnings of germ resistance from antibiotic prescription overuse, U.S. physicians still prescribe an antibiotic at least 85 percent of the time.  Now there is iron-clad scientific proof that this strategy does not work.

What is not discussed in this study is the rampant epidemic of Candida Albicans that is caused by this flagrant malpractice of medicine.  Physicians routinely cause life-long infections with Candida Albicans which seriously deteriorate the health and quality of life of their patients who receive repeating doses of antibiotics.  It is now also quite clear that repeated doses of antibiotics in infants is a cause of the epidemic of asthma in children (mostly as a side effect of Candida infection).

It is becoming painfully obvious to everyone that medical doctors cannot be trusted to do a competent job and are guilty of practicing medicine with a useless license.  Thankfully, many natural remedies can easily take care of sinus problems without damaging a person’s health for life.

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