Lies I Taught in Medical School: How conventional medicine is making you sicker and what you can do to save your life
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Lies I Taught in Medical School: How conventional medicine is making you sicker and what you can do to save your life

by Robert Lufkin Md

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Lies I Taught in Medical School challenges readers to reconsider conventional medicine and its influence on health. Focusing on medical education, healthcare practices, and personal responsibility, the book invites a closer look at established assumptions while encouraging readers to become more informed participants in decisions about their well-being.

About This Book

This book examines conventional medicine and questions whether some established approaches may contribute to poorer health.

It explores the relationship between medical education, healthcare practices, and personal well-being.

The book also considers what readers can do to take a more informed and active role in protecting their health.

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