Doctor, who claimed vaccines caused autism, dead of apparent suicide after agents searched office

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There is no evidence that vaccines given to children cause Autism. He was wrong, he took money off people who were desperate for a cure as far as I'm concerned not only is he better off, everyone who has a relative with Autism is better off.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...doctor-who-peddled-autism-cures-to-thousands/

 

After spotting Bradstreet’s videos and blog posts mentioning his connections to Noakes and First Immune, O’Leary complained to the FDA about the American doctor.Four months after First Immune was shut down, the feds came knocking on Bradstreet’s Buford, Ga., clinic.A search warrant dated June 16 and obtained by The Washington Post shows that authorities were explicitly looking for GcMAF, as well as other “misbranded drugs.”

The raid took place on June 18, the day before Bradstreet died, Noakes told The Post in a phone interview. Agents from the FDA and the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency confiscated vials of GcMAF, medical records, lists of clients and associated companies, computers and financial records, according to the search warrant. Had he been indicted, Bradstreet would have faced up to 20 years in prison, according to Forbes, which first obtained the search warrant.

The doctor left town. He packed his suitcases and drove three hours northeast across state lines to North Carolina.

Aye. Better off dead.

 

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So it's all lies and he had a cure for Autism, is that your belief? The Pharma companies killed him to silence him so they could continue to make profits?

 

http://www.quackwatch.com/11Ind/bradstreet.html

 

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Of course it would, likewise if there was a cure for cancer, but there is no cure for cancer, and by all expert accounts Dr Bradsreet was a quack, a charlatan who did more harm than good.

I gave you the clue earlier on, he practiced Homeopathy, which is a pile of ****e masquerading as medicine.

 

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Bradstreet was not a "Leading medical scientist" or a even a "prominent scientist". He was a quack.

 

3 of the methods he used:

1. Chelation. Chelation is the process of using a chemical to strip metal from the blood. It’s a good thing if you have mercury poisoning, which autistic people do not have. Yet, the persistent association in some circles between mercury (as a component of the preservative thimerosal) and autism (a leap from MMR, which never contained thimerosal in the US, to “all vaccines,” most of which also never did) means that many groups still flog chelation as a treatment. It is not one. One of the metals in our bodies that we need to live is calcium–for example, it keeps our hearts beating–and at least one autistic child has died during a chelation “treatment” because it wiped the child’s blood of this life-supporting ion. In the convoluted world of autism and vaccine conspiracy thinking, chemical castration is something that becomes necessary when chelation doesn’t work. Yep. If dosing a child with chemicals meant to strip metal from the blood fails to cure autism, the problem is, so goes the idea, that superhigh testosterone levels must be interfering. Hence, chemical castration must then enter the picture to bring those levels down. There is almost no doubt that some autistic children have had all three of these things done to them: bleaching of their intestines, strafing of their blood with chemical sponges for nonexistent heavy metals, and, as a sort of coup d’grace against everything they are, chemical castration.
2. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Also a favorite with many of the alt-med-oriented autism organizations, this therapy has been target of an FDA warning to consumers. The bottom line is, laying down a lot of benjamins to subject an autistic child to ‘oxygen therapy’ is a waste of money, a likely torture to the child, and devoid of effectiveness.
3. Stem cells. Pro tip: If you have to travel outside the FDA purview for a treatment (as people have done for cancer “therapy” outside the US and also do for autism), you might want to think twice about it, or more times if the second thought doesn’t convince you otherwise. There’s not a strong rationale for using stem cells as therapy for autism–what, exactly, would they be compensating for that’s not there?–and although one clinical trial for it is ongoing, as I’ve written here, that trial is strongly redolent of “autism and stem cells?! Why not?” And you might want to not go to Panama or other places to do a trial on your own child. At least wait for, I dunno, some science?
   
   http://www.forbes.com/sites/emilywillingham/2013/10/29/the-5-scariest-autism-treatments/

 

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Probably Seal Team 6 or Mossad.

 

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Apparently opinion is split on that. Dr Bradstreet did not believe it, every other medical expert in the fielld of Autism did.

 

Doctor who is n the new terminator. He plays skynet. Aye that's right. Skynet is a person

 

Anyhoo, Give my regards to Bradstreet..