It is a signpost of a government whose primary purpose is to give more credence to a piece of paper and a smattering of numbers referred to as statistics, before considering thousands of years of documented experience and methodical examination with implementation of a culture amid a civilization whose well-being has been a hallmark of its foundations.  Economic gain appears to be more of a priority than the health and welfare of its people.

When a doctor on a television program tells the audience that young girls who are not yet sexually active should take an unproven vaccine for a disease than has not presented itself with symptoms and is not contracted with a normally healthy sexual partner in some future relationship…is considered good advice and appropriate professional conduct; then we know that the regulatory agencies that govern this doctor are in need of an assessment.

When this same doctor judges and presents advice against using a product derived from herbal formulations that have been working effectively for thousands of years with PLENTY of documented evidence and research studies that are readily available for this doctor to read and become informed with the available scientific literature, but states that she has not seen any clinical trials for this product (she failed to check) saying that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is…and dismissing the formula because it is easier to make a sexual reference to “Dong” as a derogatory term for a male sexual organ, instead of the first part of the official name for one of the herbal ingredients in the formula; then it becomes clear that she is attempting to be a doctor of humor rather than health.

It is unfortunate for the Viewers to be directed away from a good product and toward a dangerous vaccine by a doctor who is only practicing her delivery of humor at other’s expense.

It is hopeful that the Viewers are more intelligent than this doctor and will conduct their own due diligence in their quest to become fully informed about the safety and efficacy of various products and vaccines before blindly placing trust or confidence in this doctor!

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