Has anyone ever had a long hard think about the fear that doctors use on women to get them to submit to invasive exams? Since childhood people are conditioned to believe whatever the rest of society believes, and if you think for yourself and decide not to follow the majority of society, people think you're a kook. But in many cases, the majority are wrong and the minority are right. As the old saying goes, "A lie told often enough becomes true." Keep repeating something and eventually people will come to believe it.
Because doctors have been through medical school, most people naturally think that doctors are the experts on health, and that whatever they say must be true. And for the last few decades doctors have been telling women that not submitting to humiliating and uncomfortable exams may result in death. This tune (or lie) has been repeated so much and for so long, that most people are not open to the possibility that the whole thing could be a big hoax.
Now, I'm not claiming to have evidence that pap smears don't save lives. All I'm doing is getting people to do critical thinking. The burden of proof is on the doctors. They're the ones convincing women to submit to humiliating exams. But how many women have actually asked the doctor to provide evidence that pap smears save lives? My guess is that most women don't question it and just believe whatever the doctor tells them.
There have been many false positives with pap smears. And precancerous cells can often be healed with a healthy diet, by strengthening the immune system. There is also a theory that scraping the cervix may damage cells and cause them to become cancerous. But like I said, this is just a theory. My point is that there has never been any evidence that pap smears save lives. Statistics don't prove anything because the medical profession can fake and manipulate statistics to pull the wool over people's eyes. Women go along with these exams because of years of fear mongering and brainwashing.
I'm not telling women what to do. They will have to make their own choices. I just want women to do critical thinking and do their own investigation instead of believing everything they are told by the medical profession.
Peace
Because doctors have been through medical school, most people naturally think that doctors are the experts on health, and that whatever they say must be true. And for the last few decades doctors have been telling women that not submitting to humiliating and uncomfortable exams may result in death. This tune (or lie) has been repeated so much and for so long, that most people are not open to the possibility that the whole thing could be a big hoax.
Now, I'm not claiming to have evidence that pap smears don't save lives. All I'm doing is getting people to do critical thinking. The burden of proof is on the doctors. They're the ones convincing women to submit to humiliating exams. But how many women have actually asked the doctor to provide evidence that pap smears save lives? My guess is that most women don't question it and just believe whatever the doctor tells them.
There have been many false positives with pap smears. And precancerous cells can often be healed with a healthy diet, by strengthening the immune system. There is also a theory that scraping the cervix may damage cells and cause them to become cancerous. But like I said, this is just a theory. My point is that there has never been any evidence that pap smears save lives. Statistics don't prove anything because the medical profession can fake and manipulate statistics to pull the wool over people's eyes. Women go along with these exams because of years of fear mongering and brainwashing.
I'm not telling women what to do. They will have to make their own choices. I just want women to do critical thinking and do their own investigation instead of believing everything they are told by the medical profession.
Peace