Doctors Are More Harmful Than Germs: How Surgery Can Be Hazardous to Your Health - And What to Do About It Paperback – Illustrated, March 15, 2011

This is a MUST read SHORT book that will make you think deeply about our medical care and healthcare in the US. This 250 page, condensed book is full of provoking information. As a doctor practising medicine, Dr. Harvey Bigelsen, MD identifies the problem with our medical system in the US.1. The US medical system is money motivated and NOT for the interest of the patients. You will read about unethical practices by MD.2. The US medical system is about treating symptoms and not about finding a cure. The FDA, AMA, and other government agencies serve only the interest of protecting their biggest lobbiers – PHARMACEUTICAL companies.3. Our medical advancement is deliberately suppressed for the interest of power in control. Medical students are wrongly educated.4. Inflammation process is a healing process and not a “bad” function of the body. Pain is part of the inflammation and that pain is a signal that your body IS healing. By letting the inflammation process go through the full cycle is to help repair the body and improves immune system of the body. The inflammation process helps eliminate toxins building up in the body.5. Surgery is never good, NO matter how small the surgery is. Most surgeries do not improve health.6. Structural Function and Integrity is very important and is overlooked in our medical system. Every organ and body part is important in the body, including the alignment and positioning of bones, organs, muscles etc..... Our US medical system focuses on chemicals and do NOT consider Structural Function.7. Pharmaceutical meds are over prescribed in the US.8. Genes are NOT a precursor to diseases. Hereditary diseases do not exist but a reason to medicate a person.9. There is no such thing as HEALTHCARE Reform in the US. It is a political jargon. Our healthcare system is designed only for the interest of selling pharmaceutical drugs.10. Lastly, Somatids are the most basic and simplest form of life that exist in the body and everything in the universe that creates life. Somatids can only be seen under a high power special microscope. Somatids have been discovered for over 50 years and it is deliberately withheld in our medical education and science.

Dr. Bigelsen's book explains an alternative approach to human care, where the patient is observed as a whole being rather than just as a profitable presenter of certain symptoms. He stresses that inflammation is actually a natural healing process, which should not be automatically halted with medications. He addresses the suppressed understanding of the origin of germs, as actually a plant species, which morphs as well into advanced forms of viruses and fungi, depending upon the balance state of the person's biological terrain. He's on track with Hulda Clark's theory of epigenetics, though I'm not certain he's ever actually heard of her. The book is a history lesson on the development of medicine, including many quotes and ideas from ancient times to the present. It is a history which has apparently been selectively chronicled for the benefit of corporate medicine and insurance company profit purposes, to exclude the wholistic approach to diagnosis and treatment and to bury the concept of germs, etc., as nature's luminary agents responding stressed conditions in the biological terrain. He has established an approach to diagnosis using microscopic photography of live blood, which he demonstrates presents holographic images, which can be interpreted as representations of distressed sites throughout the body. Dr. Bigelsen rejects the general concept of the for-profit Pasteurian warfare against germs and inflammation; symptoms in general. The recent raiding of his office in Nevada City, California and the confiscation of his microscopes and records by some type of officers, who as I understand it showed no search warrant at the time, demonstrates the long history of suppression exercised against medical doctors operating outside the commercial parameters of the AMA, and as well the decline of the USA as a free country. Dr. Bigelsen, a genuinely motivated healer, not a bottom-line capitalist, is now persecuted after the manner of Hoxsey, Rife, Drown and Clark, among many others. I highly recommend this book and 'Holographic Blood' as educational materials in the quest for honest medical care, based on valuable scientific principles, rather than the typical commercially dominated treatment common to the profession today.