Biochemistry Science versus the Pharmaceutical-Medical Paradigm

Catherine J. Frompovich

What is biochemistry? According to the Medical Dictionary at The Free Dictionary by Farlex, it is 

1. The study of the chemical substances AND vital processes occurring in living organisms. [CJF emphasis added]
2. The chemical composition of a particular living system or biological substance. [1]

That definition defines, in this writer’s opinion, only half of what the pharmaceutical-vaccine-medical paradigm not only considers, i.e., study of chemical substances, but apparently ignores: chemical physiological impacts that occur in living organisms, i.e., humans, and infants and toddlers, in particular. 

Otherwise, we wouldn’t have so many iatrogenic [caused by treatment or diagnostic procedures] [1] diseases! 

There’s an excellent example that illustrates the crazy interpretation of biochemistry versus pharmaceutical vaccine pseudoscience, which has been going on for years masquerading as ‘evidence-based medicine’ parroted by the medical profession, the CDC/FDA, federal and state health agencies.