Anyone who claims to be a science representative or expert, especially physicians, must disclose their credentials (academic background, expertise, hands-on work experience, etc.) to support their claims about science. An M.D. degree does not qualify one as having scientific knowledge or expertise, because it is a typical non-science undergraduate degree. Association with so-called medical or biology institutions and/or being a member of expert committees does not qualify one as a science expert or scientist. It is fraudulent.
Does it not show that doctors have lost their professional credibility, and the public is taking the prescriptions of medication into their own hands? In reality, I would not recommend such a practice, as it could have some unintended harmful consequences. However, under the circumstances, it is the most practical approach; the public has no other choice, as doctors have misled and lied to them.
As I have been describing for a long time, physicians’ claims have been fraudulent, regarding science experts or scientists. Their diagnoses and treatments have no support or relevance to science or scientific research. They have no formal education or knowledge of the science of medicine and its research, which is primarily based on science (chemistry). Hence, the medical fraternity employs ritual-based practices but promotes them as science. They imposed these lies and false claims of science under the government’s authority, which they dominate under the guise of independent science experts and scientists. The public has no venue to express or be heard about their sufferings from illnesses or medical treatments, or (mal) practices.
New CDC Vaccine Panel’s Upcoming Voting (link)
Drs. Malone And McCullough May Like To Address This Concern (link)
It is worth noting an uncommon and unpopular fact about HHS/FDA/NIH (link)