The lethal " XXXX " fallacy.

@entity1 @entity1939 @entity204 @entity6884
The ammonia factor theory of @entity1 @entity204 causation shows how the known, deadly properties of this respiratory poison, potentially present at every @entity1 's cot, are compatible with the known causative relationships found with " @entity6884 " @entity1 . It also predicted and demonstrated that a causal relationship existed between cot- @entity204 @entity1 and most other post neo-natal @entity1 deaths. The ammonia factor theory is quite incompatible with the medical profession's " @entity6884 " model. A critical evaluation of the medical profession's " @entity6884 " model shows that it provides no predictive, causative, diagnostic, or preventative dimensions and is used by some of the medical profession as a tool of fear to extract research monies and by others in the profession to placate parents. The " @entity6884 " model is a definition of a non-reality and the antithesis of a scientific model. As a mathematical model it is impossible and is supported by statistical gerrymandering. It places diagnosed " @entity6884 " parents in @entity1939 . Its correlation with the reality of @entity1 @entity204 is staggeringly improbable. These features are in stark contrast with the ammonia factor theory of @entity1 @entity204 causation. The ammonia factor theory shows that the overall @entity1 @entity204 rate is preventable through a programme of welfare, as well as through educational, social and environmental improvements. The medically centred " @entity6884 " model is a useless, lethal fallacy. It is politically obstructive. It must be discarded.
