Rebuttal of Danish Aluminum Study

Imagine trusting “the science” just to find out that, over the past decade, it had been riddled with flaws. When this happens in medicine, it can have lasting and even fatal effects. This is because doctors are taught to make healthcare decisions based on recommendations that proceed from research. If the statistics pulled to create these “evidence-based” approaches are faulty, would it not be accurate to say that the operations being performed, drugs being administered and advice being given are as well? A patient may very well be taking a prescription or undergoing a procedure for a span of ten years or longer.

Such is the case with the research that Karl Jablonowski, Ph.D. and Brian Hooker, Ph.D. have been digging through — data that has influenced the education of physicians and instruction of public health officials. They provide an in-depth explanation of their findings during this episode of “Doctors & Scientists.” Viewers won’t want to miss it!