Cure Kawasaki Syndrome? Yeah, Right.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 7, 2009 -- Direct Quote, "The direct cause of Kawasaki disease remains unknown, but some studies have shown a possible link between the disease and exposure to carpet-cleaning chemicals or living in an area close to a stagnant body of water," according to research gathered by Children's Hospital Boston's Kawasaki Disease Program.

This esteemed organization was founded specifically to study, treat and diagnose this particular disease and this is the BEST they can do?

"Some studies have shown"..."according to research gathered".

This is too vague to be considered a medical explanation. One has to wonder exactly what is being done with all the money raised for this particular hospital and a host of others that purport to help the public.

But that is not the big problem with diagnosing disease in America. The big problem, the one that they are hoping you don't notice, is that NO disease has been cured in the world since Polio in 1952!

You must ask yourself why this is so. You must also ask yourself why, when trillions are being raised every few years for cancer, Fibromyalgia, Crohn's Disease, AIDS...why have there been NO breakthroughs?

Why did it take billions of dollars and 10 years of research simply to find out what AIDS was?

The answer is simple.

And the simple answer is because cures for our myriad of human diseases would mean that we could live a life free of our daily pill-popping regimen that so many Americans are enslaved with.

And pills are big money.

Over the next few years a pill will be found to treat Kawasaki Disease but not a cure. And another generation of babies will be enslaved from near-birth to the grave with another pill to buy for their entire lives.

But it won't really matter anyway, because no one will stand up to ask why.

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