Do you have a good doctor? Find out in a moment with this simple litmus test. Surely, the good doc knows which "treatments" kill people and babies, yes?
Asking your doctor this one question won't actually tell you if you have a GOOD doctor, but it will tell you if you have a MINIMALLY ACCEPTABLE one.
How do you discern the quality of a medical professional? You might like the criteria that I’ve successfully used over the years, but let’s save that discussion for another time and focus only on the bare minimum criteria.
If a doctor doesn’t meet this qualification to your satisfaction, it’s reason enough to decline their services or fire them and seek another.
In this simple litmus test, the doctor’s medical training, success rates and bedside manner are overlooked for now in favor of a one-question test of minimally acceptable knowledge.
I’ll give you both the question and the answer key. All you have to do is assert your right to ask questions and fully consider the answers.
Feel free to ask the doctor follow-up questions and to share the research offered in the answer key.
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Question
According to manufacturers’ documentation of side effects, and published clinical research, which tests, drugs and vaccines have caused or been associated with death, suicide or suicidal thoughts?
If you are consulting about a baby or child, the question is this:
According to manufacturers’ documentation of side effects, and published clinical reports and research, which vaccines and injections have caused or been associated with SIDS (crib death) or infant death?
