Dirty Medicine exclusive ebook by Martin Walker

Dirty Medicine


Finally available again!

Martin Walker's classic of

investigative journalism.


'Quite simply, one of the best and most important books I have ever read. Walker's research, integrity and diligence sets a standard that very few journalists ever achieve.' Ivan Fraser



Exclusive to The Truth Campaign


Over 700 pages detailing the assault on complementary and natural health-care by organised science, big business and the media.

Orthodox medical practitioners, pharmaceutical companies and industrial scientists have organised against alternative and complimentary medicine in Europe and America since the last century. Dirty Medicine traces the history of these campaigns, their proponents and institutions.

Learn how vested interests have manipulated Science for their own benefit and suppressed the competition from natural health care providers...how the media are complicit in the Conspiracy to destroy people's confidence in natural medicine...how they sabotage genuine research and destroy the lives and of those who have made valuable contributions to Science and well-being...how they have harassed and intimidated those scientists, doctors and victims who have opposed their tyrannical imposition of industry-sponsored propaganda and orthodox therapies.

How do pharmaceutical companies and their lackeys in industry, media, politics and the legal system get away with burdening society with masses of poisonous and dangerous drugs, whilst suppressing research into natural and safer alternatives?



…Dirty Medicine embodies investigative reporting at its best.
Townsend Letter for Doctors.

... This excellent and well researched book gives, for the first time in this country, a history of the worldwide attacks on complementary and alternative medicine which started in the last century.

Caduceus.

... One of the most important books written on health in the last decade.
Peter Cox.



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