"Finish the Fight?" by Corte Madera chiropractor Dr Harte

"Finish the fight?" What am I talking about? Well, there's a current TV ad campaign for the American Cancer Society. The tag line is "Finish the fight."

What is strongly implied is that they... the Medical Establishment, as part of the PMG (Pharmaceutical-Medical-Governmental) Complex... has made amazing strides in the defeat of cancer. (Why do they always use war-like words? It's weird, huh?) The implication is that they just need a little more money, and the "war" will be won. What do they mean? Do they mean no more cancer, ever, in anyone, or do they mean a lot less, or do they mean that every cancer patient gets cured and lives forever? This is nonsense.

Realize that they, the American Cancer Society, like other disease charities, are playing upon your emotions. They are not playing to reason, and they are certainly not playing to science. Cancer is so rampant that just about everyone has a family member or a friend, if not several, who has succumbed to one cancer or another. So, you want do do something... ANYTHING. What if "anything" has little to no real value, if it will not really help anyone, other than the drug corporations, the cancer centers, etc.?

Reading the works of Dr. BJ Palmer, "Developer of Chiropractic," he wrote of various medical charities begging for money back in the 30's, the 40's, the 50's, for cancer and other maladies, always claiming that the "cure is just around the corner." Well, we haven't yet made it around the corner, and we never will. If you're going in the wrong direction, no matter how much good intention, no matter how much money or effort or time or expertise, you will not get there.

"Finish the fight?" There is no fight. Instead of fighting the body with Medicine, consider allowing the body to function at a higher level, to express more Life, with Chiropractic. What makes more sense, fighting disease, or promoting health?

Don Harte, D.C.
Marin Straight Chiropractor
Liberator of Innate