To date 550 million votes from around the world
have been cast demanding free access to natural remedies
for the people of Europe. On Wednesday morning, the
avalanche of protests had grown to such an extent that
it crippled the e-mail system of the European
Parliament. Parliament demanded that the President of
the EU considered measures to enable delegates to
communicate again.
On this historic day, the
people of Europe expressed their wish to develop a new
health care system, a health care system founded on
natural and effective remedies free of side-effects.
It was practically a farce that this was the day
the European Parliament made a decision on a 'Directive
on dietary supplements' which will ban effective vitamin
therapies and other natural remedies throughout Europe.
About two-thirds of the delegates bowed to the interests
of the pharmaceutical industry and passed this law. One
third of the delegates stood up for the health interests
of the people and voted against. A transitionary period
of three years was agreed for products already on the
market.
The 13th March 2002 will go down in history
as the date on which the European Parliament revealed
itself as 'Strasbourg puppets' and supported a massive
market in useless pharmaceutical preparations against
the growing competition from research into natural
remedies.
The bizarre effects of the Europe-wide
law can be seen from the example of the natural amino
acid lysine. The human body cannot produce lysine,
therefore we depend on obtaining an optimal supply from
our food and dietary supplements. And now it has also
become clear that this essential substance may also be
the key to fighting the endemic disease cancer (more
information at www.naturally-against-cancer.org). This
medical breakthrough and the consequent threat to the
pharmaceutical market was of course the reason for the
pharmaceutical cartel running amok.
The
laughable vote against free access to life-preserving
natural remedies is not a surprise if you know that the
pharmaceutical industry writes its own laws across
Europe. For example, a member of the supervisory board
of the second-largest pharmaceutical group in the world
(Merck, Sharp & Dohme), Frits Bolkenstein, sits in
the 'Cabinet' of the European Parliament, the European
Commission. There they make laws in the interests of the
pharmaceutical groups, barring access to side-effect
free medicines for 380 million Europeans and opening the
way to the 'pharmaceutical trade in disease'.
In
his series of lectures 'Nature's weapons against
cancer', Dr. Rath will cast light on the background to
the scientific breakthrough offering victory over death
from cancer, and the pharmaceutical industry's fight to
continue its trade in cancer worth billions. You can
find details of dates and venues for the lectures at Naturally Against Cancer.
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