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Origins of Medical Industry

The history of the modern medical industry reveals a disturbing pattern of suppression, profit-driven motives, and the systematic elimination of natural healing traditions that once served patients effectively. Understanding this history is essential for anyone who wants to make informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families.

Allopaths vs. Empirics: The Battle That Shaped Modern Medicine

In the 1800s, two competing approaches to healing existed side by side. Allopathic doctors practiced what they called “heroic medicine,” using bloodletting, toxic minerals like mercury and lead, and brutal surgery. Empiric healers, on the other hand, stimulated the body’s own defenses using herbs, non-toxic substances, and remedies learned from Native American and European traditions. As one observer noted, with allopathic treatment the patient died of the cure, while with empiric treatment the patient died of the disease.

“Economic competition from the empiric healers caused the doctors to found the American Medical Association. But the AMA was a small trade association without political clout until the fortunes of Carnegie, Morgan, and Rockefeller financed surgery, radiation, and synthetic drugs.” — Origins of the Medical Industry

How Money Transformed Medicine

  • John D. Rockefeller personally used only a homeopathic doctor while investing in allopathic medicine
  • Drug company ads boosted AMA Journal revenues by 500 percent in just 10 years
  • Licensing regulations were changed to exclude empiric healers, making only AMA-approved doctors legal
  • The Fitzgerald Report to Congress documented a pattern of suppression of promising cancer treatments
  • By the 1940s, the AMA’s “quack files” had swelled to include over 3,000 names of alternative practitioners

“Behind this is the weirdest conglomeration of corrupt motives, intrigue, selfishness, jealousy, obstruction, and conspiracy that I have ever seen.” — The Fitzgerald Report to Congress

Islam teaches us to seek beneficial knowledge and to care for our bodies as a sacred trust from Allah. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, affirmed that for every disease Allah has created a cure. Be discerning about what enters your body, explore the natural remedies placed in creation, and never blindly accept a system built on profit over patient welfare.

Eddie Redzovic - Host of The Deen Show

Eddie Redzovic

Host of The Deen Show

Eddie Redzovic is the host of The Deen Show, one of the most watched independent Islamic programs in the world with over 1.4 million YouTube subscribers. He has been producing educational content about Islam for over 18 years, interviewing scholars, converts, and experts on faith, purpose, and contemporary issues.

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