
There is no other industry that is more dangerous or corrupt than the medical industry. They don't call if the medical Mafia for nothing.
Weight loss surgery is one of many deadly health care industry frauds perpetrated on Americans. This blog was created to put a hurt on the greedy and criminal weight loss surgery industry and offer alternatives to the many many people who need to and want maintain a low and healthy body weight without the risk of death and permanent injury.
The overwhelming majority of the allegations in the lawsuit relate to alleged conduct a decade or more old. In fact, some of the conduct is alleged to have occurred in the 1990s.In Los Angeles, BMS had a special relationship with the LA Lakers basketball team because former sales rep Lucias Allen, one of the plaintiffs in the suit, played for the Lakers and the Milwaukee Bucks from 1969 to 1979. That allowed BMS to send doctors on expensive fantasy basketball trips, where the emphasis was on collecting player autographs than physician education:
Bristol-Myers Squibb firmly believes the lawsuit has no merit and intends to defend itself vigorously. The company has been and remains committed to upholding the highest standards of business integrity and ethics and has a robust compliance program.
![]() FDA Conflicts of Interest. Click to view full cartoon. |
![]() When Pharmacists Tell the Truth. Click to view full cartoon. |
![]() The FDA Vision Test. Click to view full cartoon. |
![]() | Worked to keep deadly drugs on the market as long as possible before
reluctantly pulling them (usually only after being sued by groups like
Public Citizen). The astonishing story of Rezulin, a diabetes drug, is a
good example. |
![]() | Repeatedly banned and confiscated herbs and nutritional supplements that
compete with prescription drugs. Ephedra, for example, was banned by the FDA
based on a political agenda, not good science. |
![]() | Conducted armed raids on alternative medicine clinics, confiscating
computers, threatening alternative health practitioners, and scaring away
patients. (See Tyranny in
the USA: The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops and
supplement companies) |
![]() | Ordered the destruction of recipe books promoting stevia, a natural
sweetener that competes with sales of aspartame
(yes, the FDA actually ordered the books to be destroyed). |
![]() | Been caught red-handed accepting bribes. |
![]() | Voted to put deadly drugs right back on the market even after such drugs
were recalled by their manufacturer. |
![]() | Openly opposed the banning of junk food
advertising to children during World
Health Organization meetings. |
![]() | Suppressed information about the harm caused by dangerous
drugs in order to prevent the press and the public from learning
the truth about them. |
![]() | Attempted to silence its own drug safety scientists to prevent them from
going public with the truth about dangerous drugs. |
![]() | Censored scientific information about the benefits of natural foods like cherries
by threatening cherry growers with legal action if they did not remove
scientific information about cherries from their websites. (See FDA
tyranny and the censorship of cherry health facts) |
![]() | Pursued and shut down companies selling genuine cancer
cures that provably work better than any prescription
drug (such as Lane Labs' MGN-3). |
![]() | Vigorously argued against making "optimal health" a goal of the
Codex Alimentarius discussions, striking the phrase from the final report. |
![]() | Rigged its drug safety review panels with decision makers who have
substantial financial ties to drug companies, even while refusing to
disclose such blatant conflicts of interest. |
![]() | Planned, organized, and took part in armed "SWAT-style" raids on
vitamin shops, pet food stores, and even a church. |
![]() | Knowingly approved harmful food
additives for widespread use in the
food supply (such as aspartame, which has a rather dubious history and
has been proven toxic in several studies), even when its own safety experts
recommended denying approval. |
![]() | Allowed the continued legal use of harmful, cancer-causing food additives
in the national food supply such as sodium nitrite (which causes cancer and
yet is intentionally added to nearly all processed meats). |
![]() | Refused to ban a poisonous artificial fat from the food supply (hydrogenated
oils) for decades, even though the World Health Organization urged
member nations to outlaw the substance in 1978. Hydrogenated oils continue
to harm infants, children, and adults today. |