Is the profit motive in 'treating disease' ignoring some basic truths about 'parasitic' causes?
Do you recall the history of 'ulcers', well they were falsely believed to be caused by 'stress' until they found a bacteria that casued them.
Well one person I know very, very well spent some 16 years suffering from 'intestinal problems' labelled IBS, or Crohns only to find literature that suggested that this 'illness' or symptoms were caused by a 'parasite' of sorts; giardia is the most common.
Logic would suggest that even common bacteria like giardia require 4-5 tests to prove beyond a shadow of doubt that you don't have this common bacteria.
If you do, and the tests can't find it, then you will suffer symptoms from anemia, depression, and a whole host of other symptoms.
The question is a simple one, is today's medicine so concerned about the profit motive in treating symptoms rather than a simple cause of many illnesses like Cancer , depression, Schizophrenia; parasites?
2006-10-19
15:41:28
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Caesar J. B. Squitti
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