Pseudo science and medicine

Sir,

During the whole of my life as a Founding Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners, I have attempted to be a true scientist.

The Medical Profession has made this task exceedingly difficult, if not impossible, by demanding the right to be unscientific.

By restricting the parameters of science to the purely physical, leaves the patient out in the cold.

A human being is a spiritual being, who inhabits an animal type physical body, with a physical brain within its skull.

The Medical Profession as personified by Professor Ernst of Exeter, demands the right to ignore and even belittle the truth concerning the patient. The patient has a mind of his own, whereas the body has a brain of its own.

We are body, mind and spirit and by claiming that all three are physical and that it is unscientific to know otherwise, doctors have become the enemies of mankind.

Turning Christianity into a worship of a corpse on a cross, is a profanity that betrays us to the Devil.

I can hear Jesus Christ saying, “If I had known that being crucified, would lead Man down that cul-de-sac, I would have found another way”.

Scientific data concerning the spiritual nature of man is all important. To exclude that data from the accepted body of knowledge called science, is a heresy.

It is right and proper that Royalty should stand up and be counted, in the search for the truth.

Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB

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