"Here Is The Shocking Treatise That Totally Debunks The Merits Of Mammograms"

Find Out Why Mammography Is Much More ikely To Seriously Harm !ou Than "#er Sa#e !our ife
Should a woman get mammograms or not, is the question. Actually, this has been the question. Now, finally, we have a clear inescapable answer. Thanks to an extensive, independent investigation of the matter. Screening with mammography, as you may know, has long been hailed as a breakthrough in breast cancer detection. owever, the diagnostic procedure has remained controversial for quite some time. Some studies endorse the benefits of mammography, some do not. !nfortunately, most often both medical doctors and women are poorly informed about the mammography debate. Strongly influenced by official mammogram guidelines, addressing issues such as mammogram frequency, women have been led to believe that the mammogram procedure is indispensable, practically harmless, and that it is going to save them from an early death of breast cancer. The actual facts show a completely different picture as discussed thoroughly in "The Mammogram Myth: The Independent Investigation Of Mammography The Medical Profession Doesn't Want You To no! "#out" by "olf efti. ere is a brief outline of the #e$book by its author.

"The Mammogram Myth" $ns%ers Women&s ' Most Important (uestions)

* "Is mammography safe+" * "Does mammography sa#e li#es+" * "Is mammography necessary+"
$It is %uite pro#a#le& that from the time a person starts first grade& to the time they get a Ph'D' or M'D'& they never once hear #oth sides of any issue from the people on #oth sides of a fence' "nd even if they do& they have been so brainwashed by one side& or they are so interested in the #enefits of one side& they simply pay no attention to the "other side"'( )*' We#ster ehr& +ealth Writer, -emphasis added. A sincerely well%meaning conventional doctor can be sincerely #unknowingly$ wrong by only possessing knowledge from &one side of the fence&. 'artial knowledge leads to #ias in favor of the familiar "one side of the fence". (ecause this bias is the result of an assessment of, and )udgment from, incomplete scientific data.

Arguably, the biggest gift to humanity %and the biggest threat to the ruling powers in a corporate nation% is a person's courage and !isdom to thin/ outside of the propaganda of the dominant pillars of his*her culture #such as mainstream medicine, for example$. (ecause fundamentally, it+s kind of like ... $If you only read the #oo/s that everyone else is reading& you can only thin/ !hat everyone else is thin/ing'( )+aru/i Mura/ami& 0est1selling "uthor, This treatise on mammographic screening is the result of an independent investigation evaluating the value of the famous breast exam, !ith particular emphasis on the neglected& much lesser /no!n "other side of the fence"' After all... "-'''. propaganda loses its effectiveness if people understand !hat is going on'" )2hristopher 3impson& 2ommunications Theorist 4 "uthor, (ut you will only know &what is going on& with mammography if you+re awake, rather than sleeping. (eing awake means having an alert, questioning mindset. (eing asleep means compliantly accepting, without questioning and being critical, whatever the medical profession, or anyone else, propagates. ,nly if you+re awake, will you let light #the truth$ in 1including light from the "other side of the fence"' ,nly if you+re awake and let light in, no matter what &side of the fence& it originates from, can you orient your life constructively, by avoiding dangers and en)oying benefits. As far as -+m aware of, this #e$book on mammographic screening is the only analytical report available, anywhere in the world, by an independent researcher #.someone not tied to the mammography%medical industry, or anyone else$ that methodologically and comprehensively addresses the three most important questions women have about this breast cancer exam, as cited above. The work is the end result of a /%year investigation. - began researching the popular screening method in 0121 and first published the #e$book in 012/. - poured over hundreds of studies and investigative accounts #the #e$book contains over 341 references and contains around 211,111 words 5.a full%si6e book7$. The endeavor took up an extraordinary amount of my time and efforts to find the real facts about mammographic screening (and so you don+t have to do that research, unless you want to$.

This Is What The ,iologist -ay .eat/ .hD Said In The Fore%ord To "The Mammogram Myth"
$+e !ho dares not offend cannot #e honest'( )Thomas Paine& 56761589:& Political Theorist& "ctivist& and "uthor, To immediately give you a better understanding of what the #e$book is all about, here is what "aymond 'eat, 'h8 said in the foreword9

"The Mammogram Myth #y *olf +efti is very very good& so much more than ;ust a study of mammograms' Women concerned a#out the ris/ of #reast cancer !ill o#viously !ant to read it& and if doctors !ho regularly advise their patients to have mammograms decide to read it loo/ing for ;ustification of their policy& they !ill encounter information a#out cancer in general and health in general that should change their life' "nd it's a good introduction to political1economics& anyone interested in propaganda analysis and in ho! "science" !or/s is li/ely to find it !orth spending some time !ith'" 0For the rest of this article #isit http)11%%%2TheMammogramMyth2com3