Pharmaceutical Giant Bayer Directly Responsible For
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
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Published on Feb 26, 2017
Auschwitz was much more than
a concentration camp. It was also the setting for IG Auschwitz, a 100 percent
subsidiary of IG Farben. It was the largest complex in the world manufacturing
gasoline and rubber.
It was also where IG Farben
tested its products. Prisoners who were considered appropriate candidates were
sent to the IG Auschwitz factory. There they were used for human experiments of
new vaccines being developed. The unlucky individuals sent to the gas chambers
were privy to another kind of IG Farben invention – the synthetic gas Zyklon-B.
The
IG Auschwitz factory was not
the only place where human testing was being conducted on victims. IG Farben
had its own concentration camp. There, tested vaccines and chemicals were
applied to both sick and healthy individuals, in the form of injections, pills,
enemas and powders. Many fell seriously ill or died as a result of these tests.
Bayer bought many of these
prisoners from the Auschwitz camp. Letters have been found written between the
two organisations regarding the buying of 150 inmates, who were to be used for
the testing of a new sleeping pill. The women were bought at 170 RM
(Reichsmark) each, and records show they were in a satisfactory condition,
despite being emaciated.
Researchers Note: Think about this the
next time you take that daily baby aspirin!
Side effects of daily Aspirin – is it beneficial to take
it every day?
Drawbacks
There is no drug that is free
from disadvantages and Aspirin is not an exemption from that rule. Some of its
drawbacks are:
Aspirin may alter normal
blood coagulation time and may cause severe bleeding. In case of any invasive
procedures (surgery), it may cause harmful effects. If you are taking Aspirin,
it is important to notify your doctor about this.
If you are taking Aspirin or
Warfarin, then do not include garlic in your diet as it may prolong your
bleeding time and may cause dangerous consequences.
Overdosage of Aspirin can
cause ototoxicity (damage to the structures of ear).
Aspirin is contraindicated
(restricted) in case of eye injuries or contusion of eye ball.
Pruritus (itching) can be
caused due to Aspirin.
Aspirin is considerd as one
of the top allergic drugs.
Aspirin lowers immunity power
by suppressing the synthesis of prostaglandins which have a great role in inflammatory
reaction and stimulation of antibodies.
Regular use of Aspirin may
cause kidney or bladder stones.
Aspirin alters the results of
urine and blood tests (eg. Laboratory test for catecholamine levels, urine
glucose levels, etc.).
Aspirin is contraindicated
for hyperthyroid patients.
Taking Aspirin with alcohol
may result in severe gastrointestinal bleeding. Remember not to take Aspirin
with tea, coffee or any carbonated beverages.
Aspirin can cause gastric
irritation and ulcers.
Aspirin cause severe hepatic
(liver) damage.
Aspirin is contraindicated
for patients suffering from bleeding disorders (hemophilia).
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