dkatzLinus Pauling Quotes affecting the science of nutrition
Quotes by Linus Pauling
Any medical information published on this website is not intended to replace informed medical advice and you should not take any action before consulting your doctor. It’s hard to imagine what Linus Pauling would have done from all of this if he were alive. Hickey and Roberts like to think he would have pointed out the NIH mistakes sooner..
He might have been amused by explaining that the NIH could not do a simple experiment, but tried to blame it for the research flaws of the Mayo Clinic. Biologist Rene Dubos suggests that the mainstream converges with Pauling twenty years later..
I realized that medical researchers and biological researchers did not deal with their problems in the way theoretical physicists do, as I once did. Everyone should know that most cancer research is largely misleading and that major cancer research organizations neglect their responsibilities to the people who support them. Do not be fooled by medical authorities or politicians. Learn the facts and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work to improve the world..
If so, we have another ten years to wait for the medical institution to accept that Pauling was right from the start. Pauling conducted a series of trials with Drs. Evan Cameron, a Scottish oncologist, pointing out that intravenous vitamin C can help cancer patients live much longer than expected. Many other studies have confirmed this effect, especially the work of Dr. Abram Hoffer and Dr. Hugh Riordan…
Citation of Dr. Linus Pauling on “Fighting Cancer” – Everyone should know that “fighting cancer” is largely a hoax and that the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society are neglecting their responsibilities to the people who support them. While Landsteiner was educating me on immunology, I discovered that he and I thought very differently about the serological problem. He asked: what do these experiments make us believe in the nature of the world? a simple and general view of the world that we can formulate without being guided by these experiments?