The Truth About Allopathy: Unveiling the Medical Myth


June 13, 2025 by Laurianne Macdonald, B.Sc., MPH, CHt, and Licensed RTT Practitioner

“Every plant that my heavenly Father has not planted will be pulled up by the roots.”  ~ Jesus

Deprogramming a devout allopath is like wrestling a greased pig, such as is their ungainly girth, feral viscosity, and rapacious claim upon putrid wallows. The most profound challenge being the anointing of academia seeping into the convert’s vision blinding them to divine proclamation and the fact that they worship an already riddled and rusting idol. Less literarily, modern medicine and its applied sciences is and has never been gilded or golden, regardless, if not even proven by Good Housekeeping’s (GH) history of campaigning for brand name products with prize winning PR and a shiny little seal.

Never forget that since 1909 GH approval has promoted and propagated a plethora of poisonous and cancer causing products. Such includes cleaners, cosmetics, and cigarettes… detergents, plastics, sundries of every kind, baby talc powder, and even Teflon. Their so called experts have been gelded, refuted, and included in class action law suits countless times. Yet, “Miracle of the modern age” is still their mesmerizing mantra. “Rigorous testing by experts” continues to corrupt the fields of scientific method. Customer complacency, brand bias, cherry picked statistics, and colorful advertisements transmute “Doctor recommended” into dogma.

GH held the lion’s share of consumer trust by the time the Pure Food and Drug Act sank its teeth into protective regulations with the formation of the FDA in 1938. Good Housekeeping’s Golden Seal of Approval and FDA Approved coalesced to become one side of the two sided blade the American Medical Association (AMA) still wields with lethal precision. Big-pharma forged the other.

The AMA’s grip on the hilt of said sword remains firm and safe behind the ornate glimmering guard of nearly two centuries of political posturing and healthcare reform. Most recently, Obama care. The 2000 pages of incongruous and disingenuous greed sired legalese disguises unconstitutionality verging on crimes against humanity – and should never have made it past the senate.

Never mind SCOTUS. Oh… SCOTUS: The once revered defender of We The People. I cannot help but wonder why, in 2012, the feckless benchwarmers upheld PPACA’s decimation of the constitution and our inalienable rights. The ruling created a preponderance of precedents for an authoritarian takeover of our healthcare and public health systems, paving the way for the manmade pandemic that killed millions. Even more are now suffering untold side effects, disabilities, infertility, and early death because of their cure. They knew what they were doing… or they didn’t.

Yes, we the people have been flayed without recourse or remorse, as apparently, absolution is absolute for what is whet against political profiteering masquerading as the allopathic cannon. To paraphrase my favorite healer and activist, “Truly, Truly, I say to you… I speak the truth but you will not believe me!” You are, indeed, conditioned, fattened up, and led to slaughter so the butchers can cash in before God reclaims your portion.

Many of my clients ask what allopathic means, as I use the term frequently in my ministering, and, as you can imagine, less than shiny or appreciative favor. So I should begin with the original locution: allopathisch introduced by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann in 1813. I can guarantee every holistic practitioner will know who I am talking about. His essay on the difference between the modern medical paradigm and real healing underpins his purport to the Greek term allotrios: Belonging to another, foreign, or strange.

Though kinder in idiom than I imply, the sentiment applies whenever I reference western medicine, pharmacology, and biological systems theory. More to the point, allopathic medicine is to health and healing as oil is to water, a pig to purity, or hell from heaven. The two most blasphemous allopathic paradigms being the belief that one-size-fits-all and a willful but complete ignorance of the mind, body, spirit connection.

I cannot decide which ranks worse.

In my experience, both personal and professional, medical doctors move further away from being oath-bound healers the harder they cling to the angsty adolescent agita of allopathy. Which, by the way, ironically professes God is dead while foundations in alchemy make them believe they are gods.

Our now toxic environments, food supply, and chronically ill bodies prove the profound and life giving synergy between God, human beings, and nature. The connection cannot be recreated or improved upon by chemical intervention. Even though every modern medical doctor sorely asserts such is so with every script. They have not yet realized that when ethereal energies are disconnected, all hell breaks loose.

A little something healers since the beginning of time have taught, including the greatest of all healers, Jesus.

Believe it or not, we mere mortals survived, thrived, and healed ourselves using innate wisdom, the divine machinations within our own body, and the bounty of nature. We have administered medicine made from God’s greatest green gift for tens of thousands of years, if not more. We knew it was our responsibility to accommodate our needs and minister to those in need.

Then, a couple hundred years ago a pubescent humanity, with its collective conscience of narcissistic nonage, demanded to be heard. And like any good and knowing parent, God gave it the room. After all, adolescence gives way to growth and renewal, no matter how bitter the winter or deep the snow.

But like all winey pimple-faced stripling, we pound hot air filled chests while pointing out myopic facts believing ourselves smarter, stronger, and self-actualizing: Incapable of giving dad due credit, mom commendation, or the past any credence. We have pasteurized personage, distilled our spirit, and killed the father in the name of science and technology. The Olivet Discourse warns as clearly as every dad’s booming voice the day he finally has enough of the callow fester.

Still, men will be boys. Such as Biden, Fauci, Hillary, Gates, Graham, Cheney, Musk, Obama, Soros, Warren, and Zuckerberg… just to name a few. The list is extensive, but you know the type. Those, who in the face of cataclysmic errantries and apocalyptic conclusions continue to incite and spur unconditional accord and accommodation to their delusions of grandeur, Professor X Personality Disorder (PXPD) have undoubtedly infected the swamp known as DC.

It is also prominent throughout the medical and healthcare industry: from teacher to resident. There are peer reviewed studies to prove the preponderance of hubris tainting the allopathic autocracy. YouTube tutorials teach us how to deal with the abundance of arrogance and authoritarianism we endure at each doctor visit. And now most major hospitals must provide a customer complaint hotline.

The fact is, patient practitioners, compassionate caregivers, and able attentive attendings are a rarity.

Case in point, I was tortured this spring by a young trauma unit resident who possessed neither surgical skill nor cognizance of his ineptitude, even as I, quite loudly, pleaded for him to stop. “There must be a better way,” I cried. “Did you use any anesthetic?” Please take into consideration, pathos is lost in this telling and the measure of my pain tolerance is unknowable or expressible given the mode of accession. Just trust that I am not being overly dramatic.

So certain was this surgical sprat of his ability to push a tube between two very broken ribs and into my lung, he cut, bullied, and tried to pry me open for nearly a half hour. The attending allowed the torture to persist; my agony reduced to an equally unsuccessful teaching moment. The procedure was an utter failure. The hemothorax (collapsed lung filling with blood) was not relieved and I was now at risk for infection and other complications related to such an unnecessary and unpleasant breach.

Had I not panicked at the idea of a blood filled lung and remembered my long standing faith in Jehovah Rapha, I would have elicited my patient’s right to deny treatment. Especially when the GP explained that the crisis may resolve on its own given time and rest. But even this Integrative Holistic Health Specialist admits, conditioned is as conditioned does.

Fear has a way of making us forget even the most fervent deprogramming. And they know that.

I’d started out faithful enough: My survival was a miracle. And God finishes the good works He starts. When I woke with the Grizzly ATV still crushing me into the rough and rocky trail, I knew I was broken. I’d been broken many times. The pain was familiar. But I was able to stand and walk. With the help of my family, I dealt with my injuries for three days before breathing went from excruciating to exigent. That is when I, quite unceremoniously, requested to be taken to the hospital.

None of us could have imagined just how broken I was.

Diagnostics showed I had six broken ribs, two severely munched and detached. The same two the clumsy surgical student attacked without constraint. The soft tissue damage to my entire right side was extensive. My c-spine was a swollen mess. The inflammation so congested imaging the tech could not determine why I was unable to turn my head. My crushed leg and arm were grotesquely bruised. The size of the lump on my head explained why I’d lost consciousness. But unbelievably, other than my lung, there was no internal bleeding.

Again, I remain convinced God saved me.

While removing some small stones embedded in abrasions on my wrist a most wonderful nurse named Gloria, confessed what I already knew to be true regarding the wretched chest-tube catastrophe. “It was the worst she’d ever seen,” the attending had told her. “All the staff are talking,” Gloria went on. “You’ve become something of a celebrity with the way you handled it.”

That explained why the exceedingly tall surgical lead visited earlier that day, his conscripted, including my abuser, shuffling contritely behind him. The surgeon in his green pajamas and a spotless lab coat, obviously donned only on special occasions like quelling potential lawsuits, appeared in all his superiority to be assuring and confident, “Though this morning’s images show your chest-tube missed its mark, I’ve decided to leave it in for now. Hopefully the situation will resolve on its own, but if things worsen, there is a chance I can use the same incision to reposition the tube.”

The surgeon gave the young evildoer a look similar to my father’s way of signaling the all-clear: A nod from scorn filled eyes sent him to my bedside. Again, I was pummeled by “I apologize for the pain I caused.” And again, I was struck by how that word, apologize, always seems to clear the room of authenticity and sentiment. The rehearsed confrontation left any real regret and remorse lying like dead soldiers beside the blood splatter on the floor.

I tell you these things because my conviction and passion for true healing, using nature based medicine, faith, and the mind-body-spirit connection is ablaze like never before. The burn familiar was real, and deeply personal. One I must, in all godly consciousness continue to share, to warn the masses: those innocent souls who trust the white coats and collars unconditionally.

Truly, truly, I tell you, the allopathic method, western medicine is a deceit. A doctor’s skill may prevent death to your body after being devastated by chronic dis-ease, severe trauma or infection. Pharmaceuticals may kill what might kill you or lessen your pain and suffering for a time. In the end they will poison you, kill healthy cells, or cause irreversible damage to one or more of the very ‘systems’ the prescribing doctor is sworn to protect. Diagnostic technologies usually confirm what you already innately know: I am broken… I am sick… I am dying.

But do not be fooled. None of these things have anything to do with true health and healing.

That is why the U.S., with a healthcare system costing up to three times more than any other industrialized high-income country, ranks dead last in health outcomes. (https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/fund-reports/2024/sep/mirror-mirror-2024)

The allopathic systems-theory is faulty and incomplete. It is missing the essential ingredients that promote longevity like faith, self-respect, and responsibility. For too long they have been conditioning us to believe only the credentialed and diploma bearing are allowed credit and authority over our health, healing, living, and dying.

That is the lie slithering off the enemies split tongue. So, please, I beg you to retake responsibility for your own health and healing.

As a GEHA (Guardian Ecclesiastical Holistic Association) certified practitioner, I teach how all health is related to balancing the mind, body, and spirit connection. I offer faith and nature based treatment plans that inspire a real understanding of healing and healthy living. My goal is to deprogram the allopathic conditioning that keeps you from believing in the miracle that is you.

That said, the ER is exactly where you need to go when you think you are having a stroke, heart attack, or have been broken in a traumatic accident. Seeking proper diagnostics and labs to know what ails you, where and how your body is malfunctioning, is smart… the responsible thing to do. Knowledge is power.

I am saying that what you do with that knowledge will determine your health outcome.

When you are ready for real, sustainable, transformative healing, lasting health, and the profound peace that comes only with faith, you can find me at https://www.lauriannemacdonald.com.

On a personal note:


Life is Vapor: Finding Meaning Beyond Comparison

This particular post is directed at the faithful, but does not predispose being counterfeit for even the most avid atheist, because we have all experienced the swish-swash moments that put our paradigms to the test. If not a real Q&A: getting it right or wrong, then one of those completely execrable exercises in who am I and why am I here.

To set the stage, put me in a pew of strangers, except for the one person I came to support. This morning, at the bequest of my daughter – whom could not make the ceremony, I found myself at the funeral for a woman who could very well be me. I already knew we’d had many commonalities.

The first being that our daughters were and remain friends since childhood.

As avid health activists and authors, we shared similar dreams of helping others with words of inspiration. We both loved our children and Jesus with a passion. But beyond that, I cannot say. I did not know the woman personally. I was intimidated at being introduced because I heard she was on Oprah, and once appeared on the cover of People magazine.

So, perhaps, I never allotted the opportunity. I cannot remember if she ever requested a chance to meet. But today, I found myself wishing we had.

I was not nearly as beautiful as her. Me and my lowly shy, unpublished life, and WordPress blog, would never have compared. Yet, I found myself wondering, that if I had tried, even on the general consensus of BFF daughters… we may have become friends.

Apparently and according to those that spoke at the ceremony, she was friends with everybody. She loved everyone. She was compassionate, empathetic, and had a spiritual presence that effected everyone who knew her.

But fate befell her…

Or divine intervention?

On this day I thank God that I am alive. That my body, nonmatter how many times it has seemed to set itself against me, has always come through for me. I am healed. I am strong and vital and resilient. Only seven years older than her, I’ve been blessed by five grand children, ranging between the ages of nineteen years and less than nineteen weeks. With potentially more on the way.

My point being: Never compare yourself to others.

Each one of us are unique. What we offer the universe does not come down to bank account balance, social stats, current attractiveness quotient, or bust line or chest size. Those that do not see the value in understanding you and your particular perspective need not matter.

I think about the story of the four blind men describing an elephant. Please look it up if you are not familiar. It is a must for any parent or grandparent to impart upon young loved ones. It may well set them up for a successful life blessed by God.

Needless to say, I spent the afternoon contemplating James 4:14, “You do not know what will happen tomorrow. For what is your life? Life is but vapor…”

I am an award winning painter but no Vangough or di’ Vinci. I am a published poet but will never come close to being as talented as Frost or Shakespeare. I am an author but not published by the big five. I am a successful business owner, wife, mother and grandmother but have never been on the cover of People.  

Still… I’m not dead yet.

And today I am left wondering. What does it matter who I am in my life, what I look like, how much I make or spend or leave behind in material inheritance? This, by the way will be literally nothing. (I and Leonardo have more in common than most) All that really matters is the legacy of love, forgiveness, and a compass of what is right or wrong and worthy under the redemption bequeathed by Christ: LOVE. Above all else, LOVE.

Love is the true north. You need not look riches in anything else.

I guess that means being published, a Pulitzer prize for humanitarian efforts, and an installment at the Louvre have spun out in the rinse cycle. And I am Okay with that. I’m no worse for the wear so to speak. Perhaps Jesus put me in as a delicate.