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TREVER William : In the Public Interest ( American Medical Association )

Scriptures Unlimited, Los Angeles, 1972

12mo - over 6? - 7? tall. (500 gram rate) white card wrappers with black and red text and design, lightly rubbed joints, some old watermarking to closed top edge at rear, hardly noticeable, viii 160pp, investigation of the A.M.A.'s 'Committee on Quackery', 'Since the AMA Board of Trustees?decision, at its meeting on November 2-3, 1963, to establish a Committee on Quackery, your Committee has considered its prime mission to be, first, the containment of chiropractic and, ultimately, the elimination of chiropractic. So begins a memorandum from the American Medical Association’s powerful Committee on Quackery. Sent to the American Medical Associations’s Board of Trustees on January 4, 1971, the memorandum warns: The Committee has not previously submitted such a report because it believes that to make public some of its activities would have been and continues to be unwise. Thus, this report is intended only for the information of the Board of Trustees. The purpose of this book is exactly to make known the underhanded activities of the AMA’s Committee on Quackery since its beginning. Aligned with another powerful group, the AMA’s secret spy network, otherwise known as the Department of Investigation, the AMAs Committee on Quackery has used every devious and cunning method available to bury the Chiropractic Profession on the National, State and local levels throughout the United States. This book, completely documented, clearly outlines and details the 'big lie' techniques, illegal lobbying, activities and 'Gestapo-like' pressure tactics employed by the American Medical Association’s Committee on Quackery and Department of Investigation in their war on Chiropractic since 1964. In addition, the AMA’s Department of Investigation has collected data on all groups it has labeled 'quack', from health food stores to religions. 'Big Brother' has taken on a new look. There is a way to stop him. Read this book.. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Trade Paperback. Jacket: No Jacket

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