“THE COMMODITIZATION OF HUMAN BEINGS” BY THERESA DEISHER, PhD
“THE COMMODITIZATION OF HUMAN BEINGS”
BY THERESA DEISHER, PhD
SEE: http://www.thevaccinereaction.org/2017/01/the-commoditization-of-human-beings-theresa-deisher-phd/;
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
When human beings become commodities, as they have over the past two to
three decades with the changing values of Western civilization, we begin
to use human beings for purposes other than those purposes for which
they are created. We start to use human beings in biomedical research…
for instance, we use fresh aborted fetuses on a daily basis in
biomedical research. Scientists used embryos and women’s eggs for stem
cell research, and from there we move on to exploiting human beings for
actual medical therapies. Cell lines that were made from electively
aborted human fetuses are commonly used to manufacture vaccines,
biologics, and now even cosmetics. While organ transplantation can be
done ethically and morally, the huge demand for organ supply has driven
organ transplantation and organ harvest really off the cliff, and many
practices in these areas have now become quite questionable ethically.
three decades with the changing values of Western civilization, we begin
to use human beings for purposes other than those purposes for which
they are created. We start to use human beings in biomedical research…
for instance, we use fresh aborted fetuses on a daily basis in
biomedical research. Scientists used embryos and women’s eggs for stem
cell research, and from there we move on to exploiting human beings for
actual medical therapies. Cell lines that were made from electively
aborted human fetuses are commonly used to manufacture vaccines,
biologics, and now even cosmetics. While organ transplantation can be
done ethically and morally, the huge demand for organ supply has driven
organ transplantation and organ harvest really off the cliff, and many
practices in these areas have now become quite questionable ethically.
Published on Dec 25, 2012
A talk by Dr. Theresa Deisher, President of Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute