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<table border="0" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1" width="100%" class="forumline"> <tr> <th class="thCornerL" width="22%" height="26">Autor</th> <th class="thCornerR">Wiadomość</th> </tr> <tr> <td width="22%" align="left" valign="top" class="row1"><span class="name"><a name=""></a><b>trefeda</b></span></td> <td class="row1" height="28" valign="top"><table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td width="100%"><img src="http://picsrv.fora.pl/subSilver/images/icon_minipost.gif" width="12" height="9" alt="Post" title="Post" border="0" /><span class="postdetails">Wysłany: Pią 21:23, 09 Cze 2006<span class="gen"> </span> Temat postu: WARNING: Industry is Blogging These NewsGroups</span></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"><hr /></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"><span class="postbody">WARNING: Industry is Blogging These NewsGroups to Protect Their <br />Monopolies <br /> <br />To : All participants and readers of sci.med, misc.health.alternative, <br />uk.people.health, talk.politics.medicine <br /> <br />Please be aware that many comments and responses posted to this forum <br />are not those of casual posters interested in an honest exchange. A <br />number of individuals with ties to industry are attempting to shape <br />public sentiment about the risks of mainstream medicine while attacking <br />the benefits and validity of natural medicine. I refer to these <br />individuals broadly as <a href="http://cheap-xanax-online-rx.blogspot.com" target="_blank" class="postlink"> xanax </a> "Pharma Bloggers" (see footnote). For obvious <br />reasons, pharma bloggers on usenet don't promote a specific company or <br />product, as might be the case with standard "blogging" on a weblog, but <br />there is a common thread between <a href="http://www.cheap-phentermine-online.usafreespace.com/buy_phentermine.htm" target="_blank" class="postlink"> buy phentermine </a> industry blogging in a web blog and <br />industry participation in a newsgroup: both are done under the pretense <br />that the poster is not professionally affiliated. Most of these people <br />are likely to be associated with a PR project whose "blogging" efforts <br />are underwritten anonymously by the media or marketing groups of <br />industry. They are not difficult to identify due to specific patterns <br />in their posting. Please familiarize yourself with these tactics so <br />you can identify them. <br />See: <a href="http://www.prwatch.org/prwissues/2003Q1/monger.html" target="_blank">http://www.prwatch.org/prwissues/2003Q1/monger.html</a> <br />See: <a href="http://emord.com/stories/cherish.htm" target="_blank">http://emord.com/stories/cherish.htm</a> <br />What to look for while participating in usenet newsgroups: <br />1. Pharma Bloggers on usenet use intimidation, mockery, and insults to <br />silence those who express belief or interest in natural medicine. They <br />actively discourage a scientific discussion and disrupt ongoing <br />discussions that explore alternative treatments in healthcare. <br />2. Pharma Bloggers on usenet attack those who question the <br />effectiveness of mainstream medicine, asserting that disease-management <br />"healthcare" is the only viable form of treatment. Their comments are <br />frequently embedded in pseudo-scientific jargon, but without supporting <br />scientific documentation. <br />3. Pharma Bloggers on usenet post the majority of their responses <br />simply to bury the comments of others; they also strive obsessively to <br />have the last word. <br />4. Pharma Bloggers on usenet are much faster at posting than casual <br />participants; they almost always respond first to a new thread, <br />question, or observation. <br />5. Pharma Bloggers on usenet use multiple "bloggers" in a swap-&-relay <br />fashion to create an aura of the "consensus view" in an effort to <br />isolate posters who express interest in natural medicine approaches. <br />You will see this tactic used more often than any other. <br />6. Pharma Bloggers on usenet refute numerous quality studies published <br />in major medical journals showing the benefits of natural medicine <br />applied in naturopathic healthcare, including nutrient supplementation, <br />exercise, stress reduction, biofeedback, accupuncture, accupressure, <br />reflexology, and other approaches. You can find the science supporting <br />a variety of natural medicine methods at <a href="http://www.newstarget.com." target="_blank">http://www.newstarget.com.</a> <br />7. Pharma Bloggers on usenet frequently refer readers to <br />"quack-busting" websites designed to attack natural medicine approaches <br />and their proponents. Under the guise of "consumer protection," the <br />extreme bias of these promoters belies their true motives and reveals <br />their ties to industry. <br />8. Pharma Bloggers on usenet rely on junk science references to support <br />their attacks on natural healing methods. They decline to provide <br />meaningful scientific references in support of their defense of most <br />conventional treatments. Since most conventional medicines are either <br />marginally effective, unproven, or dangerous, it is not suprising that <br />purely anecdotal or observational studies (usually sponsored by the <br />drug makers) are the only "science" available to them. <br />9. Pharma Bloggers on usenet assert that conventional medicine is <br />"evidence based," however the lack of corroborating science disproves <br />that claim. Chemotherapy drugs, for instance, are unproven in the <br />majority of cancers, yet FDA permits these drugs to remain in use as <br />"experimental trial" medications, as has been the case for more <br />than thirty years. For most cancer patients, there is no proven <br />benefit in the use of these expensive and toxic chemicals. <br />10. Pharma Bloggers on usenet ignore iatrogenic studies that show the <br />dangerous side effects of prescription drugs (ie., at least 100,000 <br />deaths annually), as well as a 20% recall for all previously approved <br />drugs. They also ignore hundreds of studies showing a disease <br />relationship to use of such drugs and other unsafe medical treatments. <br />Tip: If you find yourself engaging a poster whose defense of mainstream <br />medicine is unusually dramatic in tone, or inexplicably vicious toward <br />others, and if that response is an attempt to attack natural medicine, <br />you can be sure you have stumbled upon a "Pharma Blogger." <br />Unfortunately, there are more of these individuals posting to usenet on <br />a daily basis than almost anyone else, which is why I am posting this <br />alert. If you find it odd that so few people on health-related usenet <br />newsgroups are expressing an interest in natural medicine, it isn't <br />because they aren't there, it's because they have been intimidated into <br />silence. The Pharma Bloggers have over-run the various newsgroups with <br />their industrial brand of dogma, mockery, and ridicule. Many casual <br />posters are simply frightened away. That's a primary goal of these <br />industry-sponsored media grunts, and they are very good at it. <br /> <br />* Comment on objections about use of the word "blogging" in this <br />newsgroufunction as an internet forum. Internet forums typically allow any user <br />to post (into the discussion). Blogs typically limit posting to the <br />blogger or to the blogger and approved others. 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