Sunday is Father's Day. My thoughts go to my father, Fred Harte,
who was killed, a long time ago, by medical indifference and stupidity.
He was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 4o, and put on
Tolbutamide. (His doctor who was also his personal friend, this medical
moron, when my father was first diagnosed with diabetes, told him, "Don't
worry, Fred. Diabetes is
the HEALTHY MAN'S DISEASE." The next year, he had his
first heart attack.
12 years later, I was in medical school in France. Meanwhile,
back in Yonkers, New York...
My father was an extreme workaholic. He hadn't stayed home, even
a day, for sickness since that heart attack 12 years before. But he stayed
home. He called his doctor: "Don't worry, Fred. It's just the
flu."
The next day: "Don't worry, Fred. It's just the
flu." The next day: "Don't worry, Fred. It's just the
flu." The next day: "Don't worry, Fred. It's just the
flu." The forth night, my mother called the doctor. She told him that my
father's nails and lips were blue, and he felt like a steamroller was going
over his chest. he didn't tell her that this was a heart attack. He didn't call
an ambulance. He told my mother, who didn't even drive, to get him to the
hospital. She had to just about drag him down the stairs, put him in a cab, and
got him to the emergency room. (This was the hospital I was born in.)
NOTE: I have a great deal of respect for Emergency Medicine.
They save a lot of lives. But in my father's obvious case of a heart attack,
they just gave him a shot of Demerol, put him on a gurney, and shoved him
aside, where he died a couple of hours later. He was only 53.
The SOB M.D. lied on the death certificate, claiming he was at
the house the night before. When he showed up at the funeral, it took half a
dozen men to hold me down.
This is the
OTHER reason why I quit med school to become a chiropractor.
This is one more story, one more reason, to tell everyone you
know, INCLUDING those with diabetes and those with heart disease (very often
the same people), that they should get checked for interference to their heart,
their pancreas, and everything else, and then adjusted! If they don't...
Next time, how They killed my father-in-law...
The Innate in me blesses the Innate in you
Dr Harte
Slayer of Subluxation

Dr. Don Harte
The science is correct. Yes, soda is one of the worst foods that are commonly available, and not just because of the extreme amounts of sugar. Yes, the sugar in soda can facilitate obesity, diabetes and heart disease, The phosphoric acid in soda is a danger to bone and dental health, and kidney function. OK, soda is bad. But diet soda is a far greater health hazard. Like excess sugar, diet soda consumption can lead to obesity and diabetes. It is also linked to mood disorders, increased seizure risk, hearing and visual problems, and, possibly, increased cancer risk. The governments of the state of California and the cities of San Francisco and Berkeley believe that soda poses a danger to the health of the public. No argument there. They are correct. But there are two other issues to be considered.
There are good, natural, healthy calcium supplements out there. Also, what, for sure, the M.D. does not and cannot comprehend, is that you are NOT WHAT YOU EAT. You are WHAT YOUR BODY DOES WITH WHAT YOU EAT. So, if you have subluxation… bad nerve supply… poor communication… to your parathyroid glands (which are located in and around your thyroid, which control calcium metabolism), your body may not utilize properly whatever calcium you are taking. So, better get adjusted. Some weight-bearing exercise wouldn’t hurt, either.

