17th July 2022
What does it mean to be a great doctor? In fact, what does it mean to be a doctor at all these days?
In this video I look into the life of a doctor who had a paradigm shift when they realised:
- the mainstream’s interpretation of symptoms and disease is incorrect
- allopathic medicine is creating and perpetuating ill health
- surgery and expensive “treatments” are rarely required
- there are 4 key principles you need to know to achieve your best health…
The doctor also found out that when you go public with this health paradigm, the medical authorities attempt to shut you down and I’ll share some of the parallels with my own experience!
References:
- “Meet the world’s most powerful doctor: Bill Gates”, 4 May 2017
- Brenda Sampson, New Zealand’s Greatest Doctor Ulric Williams, Zealand Publishing House, first published 1998.
- Virus Mania, 3rd English edition.
- Dr Sam on “Why I Switched To Raw Milk For Good” article.
- Richard Sainsbury, A History of the Medical Council of New Zealand, 2015.
- Dr Ulric Williams, Hints on Healthy Living – 4th edition, National Magazines Limited, 1939.
Dr. Bailey, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I’ve watched several of your videos on the internet.
You may be interested to know that Bernarr Macfadden cured many people in the U.S.A with a treatment modality similar to Dr. Ulrich Williams. This happened around the first part of the twentieth century. You can find many publications by Bernarr Macfadden on the internet if you look around a bit. I read a lot of healed peoples’ cases in his magazine: Physical Culture.
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Physical Culture magazine
Collection
Identifier: SPEC-018
Special Collections Physical Culture magazine
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Scope and Contents
The collection includes 97 issues of Physical Culture magazine dated between February 1910 and August-September 1951. There are also duplicate copies of some of the issues. Also included are Volumes II and V of Macfadden’s Encyclopedia of Physical Culture, both self-published in 1920 by Macfadden.
Dates
Creation: 1910 – 1951