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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

Even before the current panic I had learned that the only outcome to visiting the doctor’s office is a lighter wallet. Not a single CC that I have had as an adult has been cured or even lessened by a visit to the doctor except those few requiring antibiotics. However, even these have been a wash as my long standing GI issues worsen each time I have been prescribed antibiotics and if they have improved, they have done so over time with out the “aid” of medicine.

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

IMO There are three components to our current medical system in the USA. The bright side is the surgical procedures are the best worldwide. The treatment of disease states is conflicted. There are those medical groups that maximize profitability by treating disease states without reversing the root cause. The third group is hell bent on using RNA gene technology as the new form of medical treatment for maximum profitability. Very expensive tailored cancer treatment is at the top of the list.

The fact that the RNA injections have accelerated cancer rates is a windfall. The RNA push is going to create serious depopulation issues and will cause the second group to have their patient base shrink. The majority of medical professionals want to help heal their patients, but are now employees of corporations whose goals are in conflict with this goal. The root cause of most disease states are created by embracing life styles that are detrimental to good health. The drivers are Big Chemo, Big Agra, Big Food which deliver less than the best nutritional products laced with trace toxins. Big Medicine stays silent on this issue. Doesn't want to shoot themselves in the foot and needs to continue to grow the HALF TRILLION DOLLAR MEDICAL BUSINESS in the USA! They also ignore and degrade the importance of nutrients to maintain good health. Bad for business. Visited a friend who lives alone and is under the care of a half dozen physicians and is taking multiple Rx drugs. His new cardiologist informed him that he does not need Co-Enzyme Q 10 for compensating for the depletion via his statin drug. That flies in the face of the fact that Merck in 1989 filed two patents for the their statin/Co Q 10 drug. Their scientists identified the need. In Europe it is mandatory to prescribe Co Q 10 with a statin. In the USA, Merck never told physicians it should be prescribed. Starting to believe the new research the cardio man was reciting is a CYA program because lawsuits are coming and they need to find a defense.!

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