Trick and Treat
A callous attitude to human life

Our bodies self heal, and our minds self heal
…as long as we don’t fill them with junk!
Meditation clears your mind of junk.
Be aware.

Modern medicine is a hundred billion dollar a year industry: illness makes money

If a business selling something made over a hundred billion dollars a year, would it take steps to eradicate the need for its business? Or would it make every effort for profits to continue?

Will there ever be a “cure” that make as much money?

Modern life produces carcinogens. Governments, pharmaceutical industries and the food industries know this. In 2012, the reported spending on cancer treatment was 124.6 billion dollars. Deception and contamination happen in everywhere, even in packaging; for example, look up Phthalates (plastics).

This is from the website SECOND OPINION by Barry Groves:

TRICK AND TREAT.

It’s a play on words based on the US children’s Hallowe’en practice of extortion-with-menaces game called trick or treat. But where trick or treat gives you a choice, the way the ‘health industry’ works does not.

TRICK AND TREAT details the way the health industry’s strategy TRICKs us into making ourselves unwell, so that they can then TREAT us for the illnesses their advice has caused. 

This is why health costs are rising so rapidly, and why we seem to get little in the way of better services for the money — the health industry is one of the world’s most corrupt industries.

The health industry is ruled by the multinational pharmaceuticals and big food companies. It is they who control what health professionals are taught, making doctors, nutritionists and dieticians into unwitting mouthpieces and drug pushers.

But TRICK AND TREAT shows that there is a way out: while the ‘health industry’ tries to make everyone into ‘patients’, we don’t have to comply, and we don’t have to get ill. Live the right lifestyle and they cannot force us to take their drugs and unnatural ‘foods’ if we don’t want to. 



You may have noticed that, over the past few years, what we have been taught about ‘healthy eating’ has changed — subtly but significantly. This is because it is becoming all too obvious to consumers that what we have been told about ‘healthy eating’ is wrong, wrong, wrong.



In this controversial, evidence-based account of how and why the health-care establishment has got the concept of ‘healthy eating’ so wrong, Barry Groves shows us how to take charge of our own health and lives, in contravention of what the health-care industry would have us believe and do.

www.second-opinions.co.uk/trick-and-treat.