Lol at the irony here. How are your coffee enemas going?
God damn you US healthcare!!
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Not gonna lie, that sounds fucking amazing. from what I know about dialysis, it sounds like a fate worse than death. Not to mention the vast resources it requires - this would be hyooooge
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Ya, if we can get away from transplant wait lists itâd be huge.
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I distinctly remember when the process was being described to me and how often one has to go through dialysis. Fuckinâ hell ⊠I just imagined what that must feel like and how terrible you must feel the next day - your entire life basically revolves around dialysis and recovering from it until the next âtreatmentâ - again, fate worse than death
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Lol at the irony here
Yeah isnât it irony how you claim single-payer doesnât perform well even though every other industrialized country in the world has it and it costs far less than the U.S. healthcare, often with better results.
Does this explain the Big Pharmaâs lobbying against medicinal cannabis? And keeping stem cells from treating chronic/degenerative diseases? It all boils down to money. Eventually it will reach a tipping point and these things(stem cells and others) will become a reality whether or not the medical industry is behind it or not.
You donât need to paste this nonsense in anymore. We get it.
Typical clownish response. Your ideology wonât allow you to acknowledge such a significant scientific development because it was developed in the US healthcare system.
Instead you pivot elsewhere like the twat you are.
They wonât use bionic kidneys in single payer systems. Thatâs expensive âend of lifeâ care. They need to make room in the beds. Just let them die.
Except you and your ilk. Willing to believe the cherry-picked studies most likely funded by those who have a financial interest in the outcome. That is why it is nonsense to you, because it doesnât jive with your ideology.
Because a development happens, doesnât explain the cost of healthcare in this country comparative to other industrialized countries. And it doesnât explain the opposition to other choices(e.g. medicinal cannabis and stem cells") So it isnât proof that the American healthcare system is good. The industries opposition to other treatments that wonât make more profit ought to show the bankruptcy of the system. But this is against your ideological fantasy and therefore cannot be entertained.
Just let them die. Seems to be the mantra of the terribly inefficient U.S. healthcare system.
But the highest cost of the most expensive health system is in health itself. The Commonwealth Fund survey reports a death rate of 96 per 100,000 for problems amenable to medical treatment in the U.S. These include ailments such as diabetes, stroke, heart disease and bacterial infections for those under age 75. The U.K. had the second highest death rate from such causes at 83, with many countries under 70. In France, the death rate is just 55.
No one cares what you think.
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Just down some more blue pills with Kool-Aid like a good little boy. And be a blind soldier. You are exactly what they want. An unquestioning fool who lives in a fantasyland.
You posted a link to a site that advicates the use of coffee enemas to cure EBOLA. GET THE FUCK OUT.
Pot meet kettle.
And what about all the other studies they have listed on that site? Many have been housed directly from PubMed. But hey this is typical from you to draw a conclusion from one article.
These?
Ya, well, when someone suggests squirting coffee up oneâs asshole to kill the Ebola virus thereâs not much use in looking furtherâŠ
And what pharmaceutical makes definitive statements and where is the proof of these cures? Since you like to highlight words like may and might. Limited numbers of positive outcomes only lends itself to more studies. And this probably wonât happen as Big Pharma wonât make money off of it. Essentially we have a healthcare system that puts profits over people. Plain and simple. But you canât see it because your ideology you subscribe to wonât let you.