Ralph Zuranski: “Are you happy to be a part of the solution rather than the problem?”
Jonathan Wright M.D: “We are happy that the case was dropped. We are grateful we could contribute in some way to what we think is the political progress in this field. Well, the politics were fun and entertaining in retrospect, but what’s more important is continuing to look at that basic research.”
Ralph Zuranski: “Are you grateful more universities and research institutions are studying vitamins, minerals, herbs and hormones?”
Jonathan Wright M.D: “We are very happy now to see that many more universities are now researching and inventing more natural medicines. For example, researchers are studying what vitamin C and vitamin B will do. And, we are just happy and smile because we knew it all along, but why tell them? They just have to discover the truth for themselves.”
Ralph Zuranski: “What do you think about so many people taking credit for the vitamin and mineral revolution?”
Jonathan Wright M.D: “Let anyone who wants to take the credit do so. It is important that the information is out there so folks can take care of themselves with the help of their doctors, when they need it, in a more sound, natural, safe and effective manner.”
Ralph Zuranski: “What is your perspective on the pharmaceutical industry?”
Jonathan Wright M.D.: “Hopefully, the use of those things we call pharmaceuticals will decrease. We really should call them patented medicines because that is what they really are. The use of chemotherapy and radiation will decline as we do more research. Ultimately, we are a scientific community. When researchers do basic research in natural medicine and vitamins and minerals and herbs, the truth will become obvious to everyone.”
Ralph Zuranski: “Are you continuing with your research?”
Jonathan Wright M.D.: “Yes! I keep collecting all that scientific literature and putting it into effect. So do all the other doctors in our clinic.”
Ralph Zuranski: “Is there any way readers can help in defending our freedom to receive natural therapies and supplements?”
Jonathan Wright M.D.: “Those of you that are interested in this can help out in this effort by joining what we like to call the Movement for Healthcare Freedom. We are doing basic research that comes from looking at all that old medical literature and putting the therapies to good use.”
Jonathan Wright M.D: “In the AMA Journal from 1944, a doctor from the Mayo Clinic talked about the use of intravenous histamine for Multiple Sclerosis. He said better than 60% of the 100 patients he’d worked with had a major improvement, not a cure, but a major improvement in their MS by the use of this natural substance called histamine. Histamine was used from the 1940’s to the early 50’s. Then, it died out. In this decade, a nurse who has MS herself, Eileen Delac, figured out that it could be used in a transdermal patch rather than an IV solution. We are finishing up a double blind, placebo controlled research project on this material and it looks like its really helping folks.”
Ralph Zuranski: “Thanks for being a pioneer in alternative medicine and a health freedom fighter.”
Jonathan Wright M.D: “Thanks for listening. I hope everyone does a lot more watching and reading in this field to be able to take care of themselves and their families. Talk to everyone you know about their health. Thank you.”
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