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Not Science. Not Scientists.: The Great Scientific Hijack

by Saeed Qureshi

A challenge to medicine’s claims of scientific authority

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A challenge to medicine’s claims of scientific authority

Analytical chemist Saeed Qureshi makes a case against treating modern medicine and virology as rigorous sciences. He argues that these fields rely too heavily on assumptions, opinion and statistical methods, and contrasts them with chemistry, physics and mathematics, which he presents as grounded in the measurable study of matter and energy. The book examines how, in his view, terms such as “isolation,” “virus” and “evidence-based medicine” are used, and draws on examples from medical research and Qureshi’s experience in analytical chemistry. Its central argument is a call to make chemistry the foundation of medical practice and to restore what the author considers scientific integrity.

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  • Readers interested in critiques of modern medicine and virology.
  • Readers exploring debates about scientific methods and health research.
  • Readers interested in the role of analytical chemistry in evaluating medical claims.

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Scientific authority and methodologyCriticism of medicine and virologyAnalytical chemistryPublic trust in research

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Book overview

When doctors, virologists, and health organizations make claims, we take them as scientific fact. But what if this is not the case? What if the medicine, as we know it today, is based on false principles?

Not Science, Not Scientists exposes how modern medicine and virology have falsely claimed the mantle of science, adopting its language, symbols, and authority while lacking its rigorous foundation. Challenging the popular belief that medical and biological disciplines represent genuine science, analytical chemist/scientist Saeed Qureshi shows how they rely on assumptions, opinions, and statistical manipulation rather than the direct, measurable study of substances. The integrity of true science, he argues, relies on chemistry, physics, and mathematics-the disciplines that deal with matter, energy, and the laws that govern their behaviour. Using laboratory theatrics and complex jargon, medicine and virology have dressed themselves up, distorting terms like "isolation," "virus," and "evidence-based medicine" to justify unscientific practices.

Drawing on real-world examples and his decades of experience in analytical chemistry, Dr. Qureshi show us how the misuse of science has misled the public, corrupted medical research, and corroded trust in what was once considered the most objective of disciplines. Ultimately, Not Science, Not Scientists is a call to restore intellectual honesty and scientific integrity to medicine by returning to chemistry-the true and original science-as its foundation. Only by grounding medical practice in genuine chemical understanding can it once again serve truth, reason, and humanity.
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