I once sent a study showing how getting rid of mercury amalgams helped an MS sufferer to a hospital doctor I had contact with.
He didnt reply but the next time I saw him he didnt disagree with the study but said he was not allowed to recommend to patients anything outside the 'normal' treatment for MS. Its not that they havent got time to study, they just dont want to know anything that isnt mainstream approved, which means drugs and plenty of them.
Its even spreading to British hospitals outside medical affairs. Nurses are being suspended for wearing crucifixes and some have even been suspended for offering to pray for patients.
Some British doctors even gang up on any doctor who uses alternative therapies.
The General Medical Council last April banned a British doctor who carried out magnesium and Vitamin B12 injections to heart and CFS patients who she had been succesfully treating with these injections for over 20 years.
She had been reported to the GMC by a gang of doctors who congregate on a website formed specially to criticise anything called alternative and specialise in putting doctors who also practice alternative medicine out of business. Each one who they ruin they go out and celebrate. Anything that is not drug based medicine is what they call 'Woo'. Picture 50 Stephen Barrets.
The GMC hearing was a farce and put up job. Over 800 letters and Emails from patients with stories about how Dr Sarah Myhill had successfully treated them when the usual medical profession had given them up were totally ignored, and the chairman even admitted he had not read even one letter or Email.
Dr Myhill had never had a patient complain about her nor had she ever damaged a patient yet the GMC saw fit to take away her right to prescribe and considered her a 'Danger'.
Two weeks later the GMC heard another case about a doctor who killed two patients by prescribing the wrong drugs. She wasnt banned but told she must work under supervision for 12 months.
She of course didnt use alternative medicine.
https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/mid/8650048.stm