[Dr.
Humphries is a conventionally educated, allopathically trained medical doctor.
She earned a bachelor’s degree in theoretical physics from Rutgers University in
1987. After a two year education as the head technician in a research
biochemistry lab, she went to medical school, graduating from Temple University
School of Medicine in 1993. She then explored the area of social medicine in the
Bronx NY where she completed her 3 year medical residency. At this juncture, Dr
Humphries became more aware of the failures of primary care medicine, observing
that doctors are largely trained to prescribe drugs and hunt down disease.
Despite this approach, the patients continued to get sicker, requiring more
drugs and ultimately developing degenerative diseases. Not wanting involvement
in the generation of chronically ill patients, she opted to work at the other
end of the allopathic continuum. After 14 years of practicing medicine in the
form of Nephrology, or otherwise known as kidney medicine, her perspective on
the overall success of the allopathic paradigm has developed and matured. She
views allopathic medicine as an overused system- that when implemented as first
line treatment across-the-board for mild illnesses and symptoms, will mostly
just drive the forces that generate chronic illnesses. She has been a student of
homeopathy for 4 years and is at the end of her studies to becoming a fully
certified homeopathic physician.]
[2011
Feb] A Few Things I Know by Suzanne Humphries,
MDVaccines did not save humanity and never will.Vaccines have never been proven truly safe except for perhaps the
parameters of immediate death or some specific adverse events within up to 4
weeks.Smallpox was not eradicated by vaccines
as many doctors readily say it was. They say this out of conditioning rather
than out of understanding the history or science.Polio virus was not responsible for the paralysis in the first part of
the 20th century. Polio vaccine research, development, testing and distribution
has committed atrocities upon primates and humanity. Bill Gates is not a
humanitarian.Vaccines are dangerous and should never
be injected into anyone for any reason. They are not the answer to infectious
diseases. There are many more sustainable and benevolent solutions than
vaccines.
Allopathic Failure, Homeopathic FutureIn
this webinar Dr. Humphries will show, as an example of allopathic failure, the
treatment of the symptom called hypertension. There is much more to the story of
the treatment of high blood pressure as a disease than many doctors understand.
Dr. Humphries, with her unique and balanced understanding of the healing arts,
will dissect the paradigm of high blood pressure treatment as a shining example
of the systematic protocols that drive doctors to write prescriptions, and the
subsequent side effects of the first line drugs. The seemingly innocent
treatment of a symptom will lead to the development of diabetes and lipid
disorders, and most of the chronic degenerative disorders most common in
society. The institution of symptomatic treatment, along with vaccination is
known by many doctors to be a major contributor to the declining health of
living beings. Dr. Humphries will introduce Homeopathy as a general topic, and
as a rational alternative to allopathic medicine while describing some of the
natural laws that govern Homeopathy. Many people believe in homeopathy simply
because of its time tested success. Dr. Humphries will describe how homeopathy
works as an energy medicine, and why it is a more advanced system than the
commonly accepted allopathic approach. She will introduce the contributions by
Dr. Samuel Hahnemann and Dr. Constantine Herring, both medical doctors who left
allopathic medicine to practice homeopathy.
Suzanne Humphries, MD, Internist and Nephrologist speaking on
Polio at the Association of Natural Health Conference, November 2012.
[Dr.
Humphries is a conventionally educated, allopathically trained medical doctor.
She earned a bachelor’s degree in theoretical physics from Rutgers University in
1987. After a two year education as the head technician in a research
biochemistry lab, she went to medical school, graduating from Temple University
School of Medicine in 1993. She then explored the area of social medicine in the
Bronx NY where she completed her 3 year medical residency. At this juncture, Dr
Humphries became more aware of the failures of primary care medicine, observing
that doctors are largely trained to prescribe drugs and hunt down disease.
Despite this approach, the patients continued to get sicker, requiring more
drugs and ultimately developing degenerative diseases. Not wanting involvement
in the generation of chronically ill patients, she opted to work at the other
end of the allopathic continuum. After 14 years of practicing medicine in the
form of Nephrology, or otherwise known as kidney medicine, her perspective on
the overall success of the allopathic paradigm has developed and matured. She
views allopathic medicine as an overused system- that when implemented as first
line treatment across-the-board for mild illnesses and symptoms, will mostly
just drive the forces that generate chronic illnesses. She has been a student of
homeopathy for 4 years and is at the end of her studies to becoming a fully
certified homeopathic physician.]