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The pharmaceutical industry has become a total cancer on society.
Instead of actually curing people, they just churn out these weird drugs that don't fix anything—they just mask the symptoms.
Ever wonder why we haven't found a real cure for high blood pressure, gallbladder issues, or most heart and mental health problems?
It’s because Big Pharma isn't interested in fixing the problem effectively. They want patients stuck on their products for life, just barely managing the illness. They just want to sell more aspirin, beta blockers, anti-anxiety meds, and endless other pills you have to take forever once you start.
It's basically becoming the standard rule now: make drugs you take from the first symptom until the day you die.
Finding an actual solution would be bad for business since it would drastically slash their profits.
I guess I can't say doctors and scientists aren't trying, but this massive industry ignores the best solutions. They just buy those scientists off or push them out of the way if they have to.
Remember when that supposed vaccine for tooth decay was found and dentists just bought it up and burned it?
What if it had actually gone mainstream? Think about how many dentists would lose their jobs. Or dental schools. Or the whole industry built around fillings, dentures, and anesthesia...
So, cavities need to exist just so some powerful people can keep lining their pockets.
Just imagine if some scientist discovered a cure for, say, cancer today. Like, something done in maybe 6 or 7 injections.
Do you really think a breakthrough like that would ever see the light of day?
Never. The pharmaceutical industry would ensure its destruction immediately.
Every cancer patient lives anywhere from three months to six years, and during that time, they spend insane amounts of money trying to survive. Between the meds, surgeries, gauze, radiation, expensive equipment, and doctor visits... all of that disappears if there's a simple cure.
That’s why it doesn't exist, and I don't mean because geniuses can't create it.
Greed—or rather, the hunger for power—is bigger than the desire to save lives.
Believe it or not...
Instead of actually curing people, they just churn out these weird drugs that don't fix anything—they just mask the symptoms.
Ever wonder why we haven't found a real cure for high blood pressure, gallbladder issues, or most heart and mental health problems?
It’s because Big Pharma isn't interested in fixing the problem effectively. They want patients stuck on their products for life, just barely managing the illness. They just want to sell more aspirin, beta blockers, anti-anxiety meds, and endless other pills you have to take forever once you start.
It's basically becoming the standard rule now: make drugs you take from the first symptom until the day you die.
Finding an actual solution would be bad for business since it would drastically slash their profits.
I guess I can't say doctors and scientists aren't trying, but this massive industry ignores the best solutions. They just buy those scientists off or push them out of the way if they have to.
Remember when that supposed vaccine for tooth decay was found and dentists just bought it up and burned it?
What if it had actually gone mainstream? Think about how many dentists would lose their jobs. Or dental schools. Or the whole industry built around fillings, dentures, and anesthesia...
So, cavities need to exist just so some powerful people can keep lining their pockets.
Just imagine if some scientist discovered a cure for, say, cancer today. Like, something done in maybe 6 or 7 injections.
Do you really think a breakthrough like that would ever see the light of day?
Never. The pharmaceutical industry would ensure its destruction immediately.
Every cancer patient lives anywhere from three months to six years, and during that time, they spend insane amounts of money trying to survive. Between the meds, surgeries, gauze, radiation, expensive equipment, and doctor visits... all of that disappears if there's a simple cure.
That’s why it doesn't exist, and I don't mean because geniuses can't create it.
Greed—or rather, the hunger for power—is bigger than the desire to save lives.
Believe it or not...