The American Medical Association (AMA) was started in the United States in 1847. It was fashioned after the British Medical Association chartered in 1832. From its earliest inception, the AMA has had only one principle objective: attaining and defending a total monopoly of the practice of medicine in the United States.

From the outset, the AMA made Allopathy the basis of its practice. In 1850, the vast majority of medicine was Homeopathic. There was over twice as many practicing doctors who practiced homeopathy. By 1900, allopathy was completely monopolized and forced homeopathy medicine out of the mainstream and to the sidelines of medicine. A snake oil salesman by the name of William Rockefeller, the father of JD Rockefeller is the father of allopathic medicine in the United States. He preyed on cancer patients and sold an elixir he claimed "cured most forms of cancer, except for those in the latest stages of cancer".

The history of 'Germ theory' starts in the later half of the 19th Century and explains how the pharmaceutical industry was born.

The American Medical Association (AMA) was started in the United States in 1847. It was fashioned after the British Medical Association chartered in 1832. From its earliest inception, the AMA has had only one principle objective: attaining and defending a total monopoly of the practice of medicine in the United States.

From the outset, the AMA made Allopathy the basis of its practice. In 1850, the vast majority of medicine was homeopathic. There was over twice as many practicing doctors who practiced homeopathy. By 1900, allopathy was completely monopolized and forced homeopathy medicine out of the mainstream and to the sidelines of medicine. A snake oil salesman by the name of William Rockefeller, the father of JD Rockefeller is the father of allopathic medicine in the United States. He preyed on cancer patients and sold an elixir he claimed "cured most forms of cancer, except for those in the latest stages of cancer".

The history of 'Germ theory' is starts in the later half of the 19th Century and explains how the pharmaceutical industry was born.