Scientist Presents Data Countering Medicine's Claim of Increasing Life Span In Midst Of Debate Over Medical...( Retired scie...),Health

Retired scientist Robert L. Peck reports in his article, The Great Medical Myth, that U.S. Vital Statistics prove that Medicine has not increased life expectancy, and that the Medical Establishment misleads the public by hiding: iatrogenic induced deaths, Medicine's inability to help 80% of its patients, and the value of positive psychosomatic cures. Medicine has well served society over millennia in easing pain and suffering yet is still unable to cure most major diseases.

Lebanon, CT (PRWEB) -- "Vital Statistics cannot support Medicine's claim of extending human life according to scientist Robert L. Peck in his latest article, The Great Medical Myth", now posted on ControllingYourHormones.com. These statistics demonstrate that Medicine is the third major cause of death and has not significantly contributed to the cure of major diseases. Peck discusses that Medicine denies the positive cures associated with psychosomatic powers of individuals. These alarming, but proven, statements question the value of any further increases in medical insurance and benefits.

In his article, The Great Medical Myth, Peck reviews life expectancy data published by the National Center for Health Statistics, U.S. Dept. Health and Human Services, U.S. Vital Statistics and AMA Reports. These reports reveal that life expectancy of American citizens had been increasing long before the advent of Modern Medicine . Also this data does not support the lessening of deaths due to major diseases with the introduction of the modern miracle drugs otherwise known as antibiotics. Peck notes that historians attribute the inc
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