Issues about Dr. Kent Holtorf Quack may all be nothing but a black propaganda or an immature name-calling response of those who can’t fully appreciate the many skills and broad knowledge that the doctor is in possession of.
The whole Dr. Kent Holtorf quack issue spawned from the physician’s appearance over FOX, wherein he had been introduced as an infectious disease expert. It has also been made more controversial when other doctors had chosen not to mind their own business and join the furor.
In one online review that besmirched the doctor’s name and caused resumption of Dr. Kent Holtorf quack rumors, the response of the CDC or the Center for Disease Control to the threat of H1N1 flu was discussed. The article began by pointing out how many people were still questioning the validity of the CDC’s decision to produce millions of vaccine doses for the said disease and its continuous encouragement for people to obtain the said vaccine. The article explained how the CDC used events in the past, which changed history were used to determine the most appropriate response to infectious diseases. In 1918, a huge and devastating influenza outbreak occurred. The so-called Spanish flu, which proved how influenza virus had the ability to mutate into a deadly form, killed millions and millions of people, especially those who were quite healthy and in the prime of their lives. This proves that even those who appear to be the least affected by infectious diseases, due to their seemingly positive health, could still end up being the worst hit by this condition.
