Rockefeller Medicine_The Story Behind The Term 'Quack'

“Pathogenic medicine is the result of industrial overproduction.” ~E. Richard Brown

To see how our society has been trapped into a way of thinking medically, and at a time of so much technology yet people are dying every day from what would seem to be easy, one must look at the beginning of the 20th century and the Rockefeller family also known as snake oil dealers. It is as easy as following the money. It is also as easy as looking at the difference between Eastern versus Western philosophy, the difference: Methods of healing are drastically different, with western medicine being much more ‘unnatural’ than eastern. Eastern philosophy uses whole-food formulas to nourish the body’s natural healing abilities while western philosophy isolates and forces therapeutic actions to ‘treat’ disease.

The difference between the two philosophies is Homeopathic versus Allopathic. A war was waged by Rockefeller against natural cures taking total control of the market. The first Rockefeller changed his name from William Rockefeller to ‘Dr. Bill Levingston’, and fancied himself as a celebrated cancer specialist despite being neither a doctor, celebrated, or a cancer specialist but merely a snake oil dealer. David Rockefeller, William’s son was an apple that didn’t fall far from the tree and would soon become the richest man in modern American history by tying his booming oil business to medicine by making drugs out of petroleum.

The Rockefeller Foundation employed the services of Abraham Flexner who proceeded to visit and “assess” every single medical school in the US and Canada. Within a short time of this development, medical schools all around the US began to collapse or consolidate. By 1910, 30 schools had merged, and 21 had closed their doors. Of the 166 medical schools operating in 1904, 133 had survived by 1910, and 104 by 1915. Fifteen years later, only 76 schools of medicine existed in the US. And they all followed the same curriculum. Flexner would sum it all up in ‘The Flexner report’ of 1910 and in short, this transformed the nature and process of medical education in America with a resulting elimination of proprietary schools and the establishment of the biomedical model as the gold standard of medical training. Read the Flexner Report here.

The Food and Drug Administration began life as the division of Chemistry and was later known as the Bureau of Chemistry long before changing its name to the F.D.A. This name change was to conceal a link from our food and drugs to the chemical industry agenda. This organization was not created to keep you safe but to keep Rockefeller and the like of being held accountable. The F.D.A’s true job was and is to sanction products from the chemical industry to keep them safe by declaring their products as alright for consumption. Imagine taking a big company to court…it just doesn’t happen often. F.D.A Products harbor a label known as Generally Recognized as Safe (G.R.A.S).

The modern F.D.A came into being in 1913 the very same year the Rockefeller Foundation was created. The American Medical Association was created for the same reason of covering Rockefeller Medicine’s greedy discrepancies. Its main focus being medicine and medical education. The initial Rockefeller medical school donations totaled over five hundred and fifty thousand dollars in 1928 alone, they gave money to 18 medical schools across 14 countries.

Rockefeller Medicine bought its way into existence. In 1919 the foundation brought Canada’s medicine into the twentieth century with a five million dollar gift. Grants were handed out to compliant schools in short. Compliance meaning abandoning traditional and natural medicines for ‘Snake Oil’ all the while trashing entire libraries consisting of healthy choices. Book burnings you name it, it was a dangerous time for holistic healers. This is where the term ‘Quack’ came from despite the fact that some of these quacks had Nobel Prizes in medicine with superior results to their medication regimens. Some doctors died in prison for having cured patients with non-F.D.A approved medicine. A huge dynamic in all this is the fact that holistic medicines can not be patented.

Rockefeller employees would even be placed on medical school’s boards of directors. Rockefeller now not only owned the Petroleum empire but the whole chemical industry which now is known as ‘Big Pharma’. To get a better understanding is to know that Rockefeller himself refused to take his own medicine as he himself used holistic medicine for his own health.

The same goes for the American Cancer Society founded at the same time as the foundation from donations made to Harvard University. All these entities produce is patients, not cures. The creator of the Atkins Diet said, “There are not one but many cures for cancer available. They are being systematically suppressed by the ACS, the NCI, and the major oncology centers. They have too much interest in the status quo”.~Robert Atkins M.D.

Simple bitter almonds (B-17) cost Big Pharma billions of dollars so the F.D.A openly banned apricot seeds and B-17 extract because it was successfully curing cancers as an “unapproved drug”.

A lesser-known fact is that the German pharmaceutical company taken over by Rockefeller was the same people who helped fund Hitler in his Eugenics programs for creating a better race.

Look for future blog posts on A-Z herbs and natural remedies with how to prepare your own at home.

For a much more in-depth study of this topic, I suggest reading “Rockefeller Medicine Men: Medicine and Capitalism in America” by E. Richard Brown here. Book summary: This book tells the hidden story of the financial, political, and institutional manipulations whereby a diverse and eclectic range of healing modalities available to the North American public was summarily pared down to a singular style of medicine that would become the predominant medicine of the Western world and a major force in global medical culture during the 20th century. This was brought about largely by the collaboration of the American Medical Association, the philanthropies of Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller, and the development of a revolutionary curriculum by the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Brown documents the story of how a powerful professional elite gained virtual hegemony in the Western theatre of healing by effectively taking control of the ethos and practice of Western medicine. E. Richard Brown describes how, in 1905, the American Medical Association’s new Council on Medical Education funded by Carnegie and Rockefeller commenced serious activity.