My last blog
post dealt with the nonsense of mandating flu vaccinations for medical
personnel. I showed you that the flu vaccine is not effective at
preventing the flu nor does it minimize complications from the flu.
The Cochrane group is an independent medical research group designed
to help physicians put evidence into practice. The latest article
by the Cochrane group is titled, “Are Neuraminidase inhibiters
effective for preventing and treating influenza in healthy adults
and children?” (1)

This article
analyzes whether it is wise to use anti-viral medications to treat
a patient who already has the flu.

Tamiflu is
the most commonly prescribed anti-viral medication for treating
the symptoms of the flu. You would think that Tamiflu must work
well as it is widely prescribed by conventional doctors. However,
the new Cochrane report stated, “Treating previously healthy
patients with Tamiflu reduces the duration of influenza symptoms
by approximately 21 hours.”

Folks, I canÂ’t
make this stuff up.

Read
the rest of the article

October
20, 2012

David
Brownstein, M.D. is a Board-Certified family physician and is one
of the foremost practitioners of holistic medicine. He is the Medical
Director of the Center for Holistic Medicine in West Bloomfield,
MI. Dr. Brownstein has lectured internationally to physicians and
others about his success in using natural hormones and nutritional
therapies in his practice.

Copyright
© 2012 Dr. David Brownstein