Tamoxifen: Questionable Medicine
Written by Werner L. Knoepp Ph D
In the early 1940's a drug was developed for the prevention of miscarriages and pregnancy complications. Against the advice of its creator, Sir Charles Dodd, Big Pharma went all out to promote the use of this drug as the answer to miscarriages and pregnancy complications. Known commonly as DES, (diethylstilboestrol) this drug was the first non-steroidal estrogen drug. Over the ensuing years, the drug was given to between four and six millio American and European women and 10,000 Australian women and it took 30 years of disastrous results before Big Pharma came around to acknowledging there was a problem with the drug. Meanwhile mothers found themselves faced with a 50% greater risk of developing breast cancer. In addition, the children of these mothers showed, as much as twenty years later, a high evidence of reproductive abnormalities, miscarriages, vaginal cancer, testicular cancer, sterility, and immune dysfunction. The accumulation of horror stories surrounding this drug finally induced the producers to remove it from the market. REVAMPING A FAILED PRODUCT
Never to be inhibited by this tragic turn, Big Pharma soon found a new garbage drug to foist off on women under the guise of helping them. Tamoxifen, developed out of the DES research became the darling of the pharmaceutical industry. Heavily promoted as an effective preventive of breast cancer and its recurrence, it is today used by more women with breast cancer than any other prescription drug. And to the delight of Big Pharma, it generates a half billion dollars in revenue annually. Of absolutely no consequence, in the profit picture, is the fact that after another 30 years of use, Tamoxifen can point to only minimal benefits within the ocean of negative indicators associated with this drug. The side effects can be horrific and lethal:
- Menopausal sypmptoms in young women.
- Eye damage.
- Blood clots
- Psychological symptoms.
- Asthma
- Vocal cord changes.
- Liver cancer.
- Uterine cancer.
- Gastrointestinal cancer.
These findings are really nothing new. In 1996 an international consortium of scientists published a review identifying Tamoxifen as a human carcinogen which will increase a woman's risk of developing uterine cancer. These findings did little to deter the pharmaceutical researchers from shrugging it all off by declaring that such cancers are easily treatable. What they failed to consider though is that breast cancer patients who develop uterine cancer while using Tamoxifen are very likely to develop a fast moving, lethal form of this cancer that is extemely difficult to treat effectively. THE DRUG DOES HAVE SOME VALUE - BUT IS IT WORTH IT?
Tamoxifen is not without its benefits. It has in fact helped many women avoid breast cancer. But do the risks outweigh the benefits? Big Pharma and those it pays and supports say yes. Many others say no. So what are the alte atives? CANCER CURES KEPT WELL HIDDEN - BUT THEY CAN BE FOUND
The use of a known carcinogen as a cancer suppressant seems to exceed the bounds of reason and without considering profit motive. is very difficult to explain. The profit motive also comes into focus prominently when we learn that there are more tha 300 alte ative treatments for cancer that in fact, safely and effectively destroy cancer without destroying healthy cells. These treatments are being vigorously suppressed.
- A cure - that is a cure - for AIDS/HIV has existed since 1990. (Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Patent # 5188738). It works!
- A cure for all cancers was developed 22 years ago (Patent # 4665898).
- Two time Nobel Prize winner Dr Linus Pauling discovered and published the fact that IV infusion of vitami C could extend the life of a terminal cancer patient by six times and more.
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Retired Astrophysicist/Aerospace Engineer with specialties in Space Life Support Systems. Currently Director of Research and Product Evaluation with LeQuadrillage, a Health & Wellness Information website devoted to providing correct Health and Wellness information with emphasis on alternative, holistic, and complimentary disciplines.
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