From Ann Wills

After the sad early death of Anita Roddick from a brain haemorrhage, I asked Edward Priestley what he thought - because she'd had hepatitis C for decades after being infected by a hospital blood transfusion when having a baby. She lived for about 30 years without knowing she had hepatitis C, but after finding out she had it she died just 4 years later.
Edward Priestley replied:
The drug Alpha Interferon given to treat hepatitis C, is documented to cause aplastic anaemia, therefore it can also cause thrombocytopenia as part of aplastic anaemia, with the reduction in blood platelets causing the haemorrhage. This is why I refused any drug treatment for my hepatitis C, which was caused by a hospital blood transfusion infecting me in 1986. The French Government largely now follow my methods of preventing the virus changing to fatal liver disease by avoiding all the agents, alcohol, prescribed medical drugs etc., which are toxic to the liver. Fluoride is quite toxic to the liver and should be avoided. I received a letter from a young man in America recently thanking me. He has also done much better using my methods for hepatitis C.
I am not sure if anyone in the media will have even thought of the connection but even if they did it is extremely unlikely they will publish.
The medical drug Cisapride, which was prescribed for babies, killed about 300 babies from cot deaths. This drug has now been quietly withdrawn, but other medical drugs do still cause some cot deaths. The 'tortades du pointes' (twisting of the electrical signals in the heart) which stop the heart, is well documented to be caused by several prescribed drugs including Cisapride.
Edward.