Russell Blaylock

Dr. Russell Blaylock (1945–) is a retired neurosurgeon and a member of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (which are synonymous anyway).

Against allopathy
Alternative medicine
Clinically unproven
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He is a prominent member of the mercury militia, having frequently written and given speeches on the dangers of vaccines and dental woo about mercury amalgam fillings.[1] He also supports in other classic alternative medicine bogeymen like aspartame and water fluoridation.[2]

He peddles a mixture of vitamin supplements and other assorted nature woo he calls the "Brain Repair Formula."

Newsmax allows him to spread his blatherskite with their "Dr. Blaylock Wellness Report" segment, where, in addition to promoting his woo, he rails against the spectre of health care rationing and claims the Soviets were responsible for creating widespread drug usage and other health epidemics in America.[3] He has also appeared on Infowars.[4][5] and Natural News.[6]

Obamacare

Blaylock apparently showed some Skepticism about Obamacare.[7].

gollark: Don't blame entirely them, we moved here out of the memes channel after some weird political stuff.
gollark: I have it installed on my server and laptop in case I randomly need to transcode some videos or audio.
gollark: ffmpeg can convert MORE media.
gollark: Yes, look at all this efficient use of CPU power.
gollark: Also my server hardware, which mostly sits there massively underutilized.

References
  1. Baylock on about mercury fillings
  2. Dr. Russel Baylock Australian Action To End Water Fluoridation (archived from February 12, 2011).
  3. Newsmax:The Blaylock Wellness report vol 6 no. 9
  4. INFOWARS.com Saves Lives: Dr. Russell Blaylock Exposes Medical Genocide (March 22, 2012).
  5. Blaylock: Fluoride’s Deadly Secret (November 29, 2010) Infowars.
  6. Russell Blaylock news, articles and information Natural News
  7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmPgrdoLM2I Like he has any credibility, though


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