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In a review published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), it was found that scientists frequently engage in fraudulent data withholding - the act of keeping inconvenient and unwanted evidence out of the end result.
The findings bring into question the validity of nearly all clinical drug trials, as previous reports have highlighted the hidden dangers of many common pharmaceutical medications. Tylenol, one of the most popular over-the-counter drugs for a number of common ailments has been the subject of one such study.
It was found that low doses of Tylenol can actually be even more deadly than massive overdose, leading to a number of preventable deaths and hospitalizations each year from consumers taking Tylenol to help overcome mild symptoms.
A History of Hidden Pharmaceutical Dangers
Another pharmaceutical drug recently under the spotlight is Aspirin. Shockingly, aspirin may be to blame for intestinal injuries and internal bleeding, according to recent peer-reviewed research. Perhaps the most shocking relationship of all, however, is the link between antibiotics and a host of diseases. Found to cause obesity, metabolic syndrome, mental illness, and gut imbalance, antibiotics actually deplete the beneficial bacteria in your gut known as probiotics and wreak havoc on your immune system.
Given that these examples only mention two of the countless pharmaceuticals being taken daily by millions of individuals worldwide, it is easy to see how pharmaceutical deaths now outnumber traffic fatalities in the United States.
"Missing data is a serious problem in clinical research", reported the researchers. "It distorts the scientific record, so that clinical decisions cannot be based on the best evidence."
With clinical trial results being altered to the liking of pharmaceutical corporations and scientists backed by special interests, is it any wonder that thousands of individuals die annually from 'proper' pharmaceutical use conservatively?
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