Yes, yes, first de facto he is no more, and then you highlight his case by using the term "fatal outcome" twice, and of course on purpose because he was a doctor AND a vegetarian . CQFD
I use the term fatal outcome when a person after being treated in a "classic" way is at the end of the possibility of these therapies and therefore turns to a possible escape route. For others or they got away or they died.
For Schreiber the case is peculiar given his medical training actually and can not be used as a reference, given the final failure of his approach. (He does not say he is vegetarian either, he simply advises the reduction of meat consumption that he calls optional)
Moreover, the formulation of his book is symptomatic: "ANTICANCING Prevent and fight thanks to our natural defenses". He immediately places his speech on prevention and struggle. Not a clue to a real and definitive healing, which was normal given his physiological or mental state. (he frequently highlights this inner conflict)
The fact that "other doctors are not trained" in this or that has absolutely nothing to do in this context of "inner conflict". I therefore absolutely note that there is a kind of denial there. And finally, the fact that you rebel this way without finding a relevant argument doesn't bother me, since it makes it kind of a slip
Because you are obsessed with inner conflicts as if those were mandatory and systematic. I do not deny that this can happen to some in research, but more to people who practice for a long time, and do not even ask the question.
Basically, you are relatively in agreement with that but you do not dare to admit it!
When I share an opinion I express it clearly, but it is a point that differentiates us because you automatically suspect the other to be in bad faith or ignorant of your own thinking.
Janic wrote:
[...] It is not the individuals concerned who are calling for studies [...]
Once again, you are moving away from the background so as not to answer. The point here is that you do not have the means to contradict it (do it in orthomolecular medicine and we talk about it again). Hence the dodge.
No ! ask the question differently: who wants studies? The people concerned or those who have questions about the validity of their approach?
I do not dodge, but I can not be told what my listener wants to hear
and as he wants let it be said.
Janic wrote:
When death strikes your door, the ideologies you sit on [...]
It has nothing to do with my comments, since when you get there, it's already good (too much?) Late. And as we will agree on this point ...
That's what I've been talking about since the beginning, of those who have come to the end of the roll, not of those who are treated officially and who are satisfied (except the 146.000 dead each year). So I repeat, those who have been left behind by official medicine and who are turning to other less aggressive methods with hope (and for families
the requirement) that what the system missed, a gentle method
catch up all the mistakes made, and often without investing so much, individuals are accustomed to passive participation, that is to say, to undergo.