Manresa’s prosecution is investigating whether prescription drugs banned for human consumption by the Spanish Agency for Drugs and Health were prescribed by the nun and doctor Teresa Forkedes, prosecutor’s sources told Europe Press. As he advancedCountry“Specifically, the prosecutor is investigating whether he allegedly committed a crime against public health by prescribing counterfeit drugs for patients with cancer and other diseases.
Prosecutors launched an investigation into the Col legi de Metges de Barcelona (comb) complaint and asked Moss to investigate. In a statement, the College of Physicians stated that it was likely sodium chloride – known as MMS – and that “these products would be indicated in the care of patients with serious illnesses who would also be provided. Deviation from the current medical treatment.
Comb added that he had notified prosecutors in late January and that they had already warned Forcades that as a doctor he could not point out, recommend or disclose theories or treatments (products or procedures) that are forbidden to humans or without science. Evidence. “According to Vatican sources, the whistleblower directly informed Pope Francis that the nun had allegedly ordered ill-treatment, and he ordered her to report.
Forcades denied to EFE that he had ever prescribed unauthorized substances and assured that he was unaware that the prosecution was investigating him for this reason. In statements to the news agency, the nun admitted that a college of doctors had opened a case against her in 2018 for using sodium chloride as a possible remedy for various ailments and threatened to take her to the public ministry. He has not received any communication since.
Source: El Diario
