Osteoporosis Drugs Double Risk of Throat Cancer

Bisphosphonates, the osteoporosis drugs that cause the disease they’re supposed to prevent, also double the rate of esophageal cancer. One would have thought that a drug that causes the disease it’s supposed to prevent would be enough to stop its routine use, but in the twisted thinking of modern medicine, that doesn’t seem to be enough. The new study, reported in the British Medical Journal, documents yet another harm of bisphosphonates.

Will doctors ever stop routinely prescribing these drugs for the nonexistent disease they’ve dubbed osteopenia? A few years ago, the term was coined for women deemed to be at “risk” of osteoporosis—based primarily on their normal change of bone mass with age—so they can be drawn into control by the medical cartel and pressed into taking a Big Pharma poison.

Now, many of those women are finding themselves even deeper into the system, being pressed into even worse treatments and drug poisons for throat cancer.

That isn’t counting the women who find that their jawbones have crumbled, or who develop ulcers or potentially fatal skin death, along with all modern medicine’s treatments and drugs for those conditions. Nor is it counting the well-known risk of esophageal irritation, including ulcers and perforation. Of course, this is probably induced by another well-known risk, gastritis, which leads to yet another, gastroesophageal reflux.

And, we mustn’t forget that other significant adverse effect of the drugs used to prevent osteoporosis: osteoporosis, the disease they’re supposedly preventing.

These Adverse Effects Were Predictable

None of this should ever have been a surprise. The primary element of bisphosphonates is phosphorus. It has long been known to cause a range of debilitating conditions, most notably Fossy jaw, which many workers in early match factories suffered. It’s a debilitating and disfiguring condition that results from necrosis—death—of the jawbone.

Modern medicine reasoned that, since bones contain some phosphorus, then giving it to people in the form of bisphosphonates would prevent bone loss. There was no consideration of the known risks of excess phosphorus, nor was there any consideration that a certain amount of bone loss is normal as we age. As a result, women in particular were targeted as “suffering” from the nonexistent disease, osteopenia, which has been defined as bone loss—but women of age 50 are compared with women of age 20. Naturally, a huge percentage of older women were defined as needing bisphosphonates simply because they were normal 50 year olds.

Even though studies have demonstrated that bisphosphonates cause the condition they’re supposed to prevent, osteoporosis, doctors continue to prescribe them.

Doctors Continue to Prescribe Poison

Now that a study has documented that they cause esophageal cancer…

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