Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 320
The medical industries profit with the therapies of the people's sicknesses caused by these vices. The
sickness prevention is not profitable. So, the medical industries prefer to medicate them than to prevent
or to cure them. The medical media only advertises to the physicians the profitable medicine.
So, the physicians are stimulated only to medicate than to prevent or to cure these sicknesses and
vices.
As these vices are spread world-wide, there are increasing people sick from these intoxicants, and
there are increasing profits to the beverages, governments and medical industries.
XX – 42) We conclude that the patients suffering from the Ocular, Cerebrospinal and Inner ear Fluids
Hypertension Syndromes, as Migraines, Variants, Headaches, Rhinitis, Sinusitis, Otitis, Neuralgias,
Fibromyalgia, other signs, symptoms and sicknesses, and many sicknesses caused or worsened by caffeine,
are curable, because most of our patients have cured with the above orientation. Therefore, their
definitive damage and sicknesses, as Normal (Peak) Tension Glaucoma, Benign Intracranial Hypertension,
Sensori-neural Hearing Loss, Ménière disease, neurological disorders, some cancers and others,
are preventable.
We apologize to those patients that we could not cure before, because we did not know enough about
these syndromes. From now on, we shall not do this medical fail again!
I am grateful to live in a country and time where there is freedom to write and say these truths,
without being arrested or burned on a stake.
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We are thankful to all doctors who taught us some knowledge about these sicknesses. Their participation
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