“Like back in 2015, when the headlines popped up saying, ‘Holistic Doctors Dropping Dead All Over the USA!’ that’s hilarious, right?”
Now, the doctors were the only ones that the media reported because, statistically, it just made no sense that a particular profession looked as if it was potentially facing extinction, and there was no logical explanation for why this segment of doctors was suddenly suffering from fatal heart failure.
Plus Many More
What was not reported were the hundreds, if not thousands, of natural alternative specialists and practitioners who also died of heart attacks in 2015 (which started in December 2014). Why? Well, they’re not doctors. We would have been much more curious about the statistics if these numbers were revealed.
Statistics-defying Heart-related Deaths Stopped
The media coverage stopped after the heart attacks of unknown origin targeting holistic and naturopathic practitioners ceased, but there were two camps fervently discussing the issue behind the scenes.
Holistic Practitioners
Among the holistic and natural practitioners, there were many discussions about voluntary early retirement. The shockwave was so impressive that many practitioners closed up their practices because they were not ready to abandon their lives. They continued to practice with family members and friends from high school. Some of them took on an apprentice or two to mentor in private.
Some Closed, Others Remained Open
Even though many did voluntarily retire from public service, others remained, which caused the other camp of individuals to review their campaign.
What Mistakes Were Made?
Where did they go wrong? Their control of the media was not as effective as it could have been, else the headlines of holistic doctors being targeted by heart attacks would have never broken. Gotta fix that.
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- Not Enough Media Control
- Not Stealthy Enough
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The other thing was that people did notice that they were killing off a particular target segment of the population, even though the targeted victims did die of “natural causes.” Such statistics set off red flag alerts around the country. To successfully do so in the future, a more stealthy approach would have to be implemented, like amidst the deaths of large groups of people due to a natural disaster or during a pandemic.
Overexaggerated Conspiracy Theory
The whole affair was downplayed and considered a “conspiracy theory” targeting hatred of Big Pharma. “Fact-checkers” around the world were quick to reduce the news to “click bait” for unsuspecting users of the Internet, to lure them into clicking on false stories to entice online view time and increase potential ad advertising revenue. Surely, no such story could be true.
“Nothing to See Here. Keep it Moving…”
Even though the powers that be would like everyone to believe that all this could be easily swept under the rug, those of us who lost people during this campaign think that there may be something sinister going on behind the scenes but have vowed not to speak of it.
Since 2015, there was been a noticeable decline in publicly available services offered by natural alternative specialists, though this continues to be of increasing interest among independent learners seeking to study and become proficient in the alternative therapeutic sciences.
Many other natural alternative specialists and healers were lost since the pandemic of 2020, or officially December of 2019, due to “natural causes” of another kind.
Keep the Faith and Technology Alive
Even if it takes going underground and staying out of the limelight, there are many who continue to practice and share their special gifts and abilities to heal without the use of pharmaceutical drugs.
They are continuously expanding their knowledge of ancient and emerging technologies that can be implemented as effective alternative healing modalities.
Proceed with caution, but proceed. And when you can, find faithful students to whom you can bequeath your knowledge.