Sushant Singh Rajput Case Thread #4 - ALL UPDATES/DISCUSSIONS HERE - Page 69

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Originally posted by: Transference

A little process education about doctors. A doctor not only undergoes knowledge training for years but practices REAL time patient interactions in every possible departments to gain first hand experience.

Doctors can be messiahs for some and malpractices done by doctors are punishable offences.

Let’s come back to ‘Natural’ ways of treatment which has been a huge debate given the current scenarios and I believe I can have a good say on it as I am an Ayurveda doctor with a proper degree as well as a post graduation in Ayurveda pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Also a REAL time experience of Clinical practice of 12 years.

Allopathy and Natural healing are COUNTERPARTS and are NOT SUPPOSED to be PITCHED against each other. Both have equal opportunities and importance.

Have seen it throughout my life.

There is a practice of bio-hacking your body for health and wellness, but does that negate the importance of Allopathy, surgery and other vaccines. Certainly not!

So, coming back to the context again and putting a few questions:

1. Did the doctors know about the scheming of Rhea or otherwise?
2. What about ‘MISDIAGNOSIS’ ?
3. What about the DOSAGE of psychotropics given to Sushant?

4. What about face to face consultations? Did they happen?

So, there are too many things that need to come out to corroborate the sequence of events. Sigh, I wish it was different for Sushant who seems to have been WRONGED in the worst possible way!

It doesn't have to be malpractice. For ailments as common as diabetes or hypertension patients these days have to keep switching doctors. In India, other than dosage, doctors explaining the medication Nd side effects to patient is what rarely/doesn't happen at all..

In sushant's case it seems not only confidentiality has been broken but also looks like if there was consent. And there has to be informed consent even for psychotropic drugs.

DeQUOTE=Transference]

Sure, I love google too. But if you really want proper scientific information, do use Google scholars for search instead of simple Google. Lots of false information, misleading information is filtered on scholars.

I believe these days it's the Google scholar that's being misused especially the papers on alternative medicine..

Just to promote some random herbs mix sellers drop in a pubmed link😆

Originally posted by: Enigma24

please don't call it allopathy. The degree awarded for the said pathy calls in modern medicine which is basically an amalgamation of a lot of things.

Also,as far as any illness is concerned, ayurvedic or naturopathic preparations can act as adjuvants but not mainstay

Like you said, I oversimplified things for the layman and said allopathy. I know the degree, what it’s called and have total respect for it. I come from a family legacy of all forms of practitioners MBBS, BAMS, BDS, BVSc too.


Nonetheless, coming back to the topic at hand. Administration of drugs, the dosage, the timings, the consent and many other factors seem suspicious in Sushant’s case.

@Bold, well that’s a long discussion and this isn’t a platform to discuss that detail. So, wouldn’t go into it. We work in harmony with each other and not against :)

Originally posted by: falah5

It doesn't have to be malpractice. For ailments as common as diabetes or hypertension patients these days have to keep switching doctors. In India, other than dosage, doctors explaining the medication Nd side effects to patient is what rarely/doesn't happen at all..

And there has to be informed consent even for psychotropic drugs.

Agreed, the healthcare system in India is overburdened and non-compassionate as compared to other countries.

In sushant's case it seems not only confidentiality has been broken but also looks like if there was consent.

@Bold.

True about the breach of confidentiality. Consent and other dosages etc, I am yet to see the truth coming out.

Originally posted by: falah5

DeQUOTE=Transference]

Sure, I love google too. But if you really want proper scientific information, do use Google scholars for search instead of simple Google. Lots of false information, misleading information is filtered on scholars.

I believe these days it's the Google scholar that's being misused especially the papers on alternative medicine..

Just to promote some random herbs mix sellers drop in a pubmed link😆

There’s always a misuse of any technology. So, agreed about the misuse of scholars too but As I said lots of false information is still filtered better in scholars.

Group prayers for today's hearing🤗🤗🤗🤗 feeling very jittery about the whole thing

Originally posted by: Transference

Like you said, I oversimplified things for the layman and said allopathy. I know the degree, what it’s called and have total respect for it. I come from a family legacy of all forms of practitioners MBBS, BAMS, BDS, BVSc too.


Nonetheless, coming back to the topic at hand. Administration of drugs, the dosage, the timings, the consent and many other factors seem suspicious in Sushant’s case.

@Bold, well that’s a long discussion and this isn’t a platform to discuss that detail. So, wouldn’t go into it. We work in harmony with each other and not against :)

Originally posted by: Bekind

SSR father texted Rhea on November 2019 but Rhea Blocked his number on WhatsApp chat

https://youtu.be/o2HJ18Zy4Ho

Wow, this is HILARIOUS and seriously strange!!

Originally posted by: TakingAStand2

I would be sceptical about SSR working on curing COVID or anything to that effect. It’s just a bit.... far fetched. I have no trouble believing he financially helped people, anything other than that, sounds just like ideas he had. People also claimed he bought land on moon cuz he loved astrophysics. Turns out cuz no country has sovereignty over moon, no one can own land other than on good ole planet earth.

Exactly I don't believe this. It's way to far fetched.