Vernon Coleman Livres

Hsrdback book with DJ - 1983 Thames and Hudson 1st edition

British businesses lose u20,000,000,000 each year through illness. Thus, employee health is a vital factor in maintaining the efficency and profitability of a company, and stress, in its turn, is a the root of many maladies."

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'The End of Medicine' by Dr Vernon Coleman will change the way you see the world. It will change the way you think of doctors and nurses. The medical establishment has decided that to protect us all from imaginary global warming doctors must dramatically change the way they work. As a result doctors are abandoning established practices and their responsibilities to patients. Million will die because of the changes. 'The End of Medicine' is full of answers to questions you didn't know you had to ask. And it includes details of the way nanotechnology will change your future. This is truly the end of medicine.

How To Conquer Health Problems Between Ages 50 and 120 is a series of private consultations dealing with the diseases which cause most concern to the over 50's. Unlike most medical reference books this one is specifically written with the older reader in mind.

The book presents a comprehensive collection of scientific evidence arguing that facemasks are harmful to wearers and ineffective in preventing infections. Dr. Vernon Coleman examines various studies and findings to support his claims, challenging the conventional narrative surrounding mask usage during health crises. Through detailed analysis, the author aims to inform readers about the potential risks associated with facemask use and encourages critical thinking regarding public health measures.

The book delves into the alarming strategies employed by billionaires to undermine everyday life, focusing on the destruction of education, healthcare, and economies. It argues that these actions are designed to prepare society for mandatory vaccinations and the implementation of a social credit system alongside a unified digital currency. The narrative critiques the broader implications of these changes on personal freedoms and societal structures.