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At this time many doctors tend to recommend colonoscopy. It is an examination that allows them to see the inner lining of the rectum and colon.
In addition to detecting precancerous growths, it can also help reveal sites of inflammation or ulcers in the large intestine.
In the USA alone more than 14 million patients undergo this examination each year as part of colorectal cancer prevention.
However the question arises: Is this examination really that effective and safe?
The truth is that it is an extremely painful and dangerous procedure that can have fatal consequences!
Low effectiveness and the danger of colonoscopy
The journal Annals of Internal Medicine states that approximately 70,000 patients are injured during colonoscopy each year, or even die from complications associated with it.
It sounds almost unbelievable, but at the same time it means that this is a higher number than the number of deaths from colorectal cancer itself.
A study of polyp tumor markers confirmed that colonoscopy increases mortality by as much as 57%.
For every person this examination saved, there are 56 injured people.
It has also been proven that due to insufficient cleaning of instruments infections can be transmitted, such as Hepatitis B and C, Helicobacter pylori, tuberculosis bacteria, salmonella, E.Coli and HPV viruses, influenza or even HIV.
Colonoscopy does not prevent cancer
The New York Times published in 2006 a study following patients who had at least one adenoma detected during colonoscopy but did not have cancer.
The study’s result showed that over the following several years they developed cancer at the same rate as would be expected in the general population without this screening.
Another study, published in the same year, proved that patients from all the observations had the same incidence of colorectal cancer as is usual in the general population without having undergone colonoscopy.
And that despite all their polyps being removed!
Colonoscopy is a fraud
Colonoscopy is nothing other than a scam on patients to enrich doctors, device manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies. It is an invasive and life-threatening procedure.
For your protection you should consult your doctor about less invasive and safer screening methods, for example stool testing, CT colonography or sigmoidoscopy.
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