These well researched facts prove how insane this world is. Concerning the healthcare industry, I once read, a patient being cured is a customer lost and a society that keeps cures a secret so they can sell medication is not a real society but a mental institution. The cancer industry certainly qualifies as big business, in 2024, 220.80 billion was the revenue generated. An article stated that the industry is so huge that if a cure was found there's a chance the economy would collapse. The cost of a single chemotherapy treatment can vary greatly, rough estimations can range from $10,000 to $200,000 per treatment. Oncologists receive a 6% markup, meaning when they infuse a patient with a $10,000 monthly course of chemotherapy, their practice yields an extra $600. So the doctors make a minimum of $600 per treatment. Chemotherapy can cause a range of side effects, some of the most serious being infection and a weakened immune system, easy bruising and bleeding, and nerve pain. Chemotherapy can also damage cells in the heart, kidneys, bladder, lungs, and nervous system. I read of a doctor several years ago who had specialized in cancer treatment for 17 years and quit. He was tired of the hypocrisy and claimed studies that proved chemotherapy was 97% ineffective, quite simply it does not work. He started doing talk shows and is a strong advocate of holistic medicine. The specialist explained there are ways to change the body chemistry from acidic to alkaline; it is much more difficult for cancer to survive in an alkaline environment. He's a strong advocate of exercise, oxygen, and vitamin therapy. The bottom line is never, never, never agree to chemotherapy.
My writings are spiritual in nature and offer extremely good news for all of humanity. The religious are afraid of going to hell and those who are spiritual have been there. I'm the latter. We must agree that the topic discussed most of all is the subject of God. Either God Is or God Isn't. I'm 72 and when I was a young child my parents taught me a short bedtime prayer, "Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray to the Lord my soul to keep, if I should die before I awake, I pray to the Lord my soul to take." So, from a very young age the belief in a higher power was ingrained in my psyche. My parents weren't churchgoers and were old enough to be my grandparents, dad was born in 1897 and mom in 1904, they had raised my brother and sister through the Great Depression. I was very fortunate to have been raised in an extremely loving home during a much simpler time. Upon reaching puberty, friends would bring up the subject of God. "Yeah, where did God come from? I don't believe any of it." I certainly couldn't answer that question but silently retained my belief in a higher power. So, where is this God? Bob
