Concerning Big Pharma

Would it be begging the question to state that Big Pharma’s goal is to make people rely on drugs for their profit? I think the answer is common knowledge after COVID-19. I can only hope that they are held accountable for their actions and the injuries/deaths that they caused.

There is another point that we should be discussing: cures. The current medical model is to find an illness and prescribe endless medication(s) to the patient. This change occurred in the late 1960s with the release of birth control pills. Prior to that, doctors tried to heal people instead of prescribing medications in perpetuity.

National per capita health expenditure in the United States from 1960 to 2022 (in U.S. dollars)

We have seen scientific advances in the last 50 years that we could not have dreamed of. Cell phones are a one example: they are used for browsing the Internet, messaging, apps and games, cameras, video cameras and phone calls.

What about medical advances? If there is no money to be made for cures, why develop them? The better question may be “why release them”? Fauci knew that hydroxychloroquine was an effective treatment for SARS-COV viral infections which was documented in Virology magazine in 2005. Ivermectin is now shown to be effective to treat COVID-19. If this treatment had been acknowledged, the pharmaceutical companies would not have been given EUAs for “vaccines” which are still injuring and killing people.

What other scientific advances in medicine have been suppressed because the treatment was not profitable? I see Ivermectin and Fenbendazole are considered to be effective cancer treatments. Here is the reason why this is suppressed:

“While the cost of a single dose of anti-PD1 antibody therapy is roughly $15,000, ivermectin is roughly $30 per dose, making it truly accessible for everyone, including cancer patients in developing countries”

I have high expectations from RFK Jr. in the new administration. If he removes the poisons in our food chain from Big Ag, holds Big Pharma accountable for their “medications” and “vaccines”, and removes the myriad vaccinations forced upon our children, we could become a physically and mentally healthy nation again. This does not consider the benefits of reducing the cost of healthcare as a result of implementing sensible treatments.

The only cost that will increase will be medicare as people will live longer. No one knows if the cost savings of medicare and medicaid will offset this cost but it is an acceptable tradeoff for people.

David DeGerolamo