Your points are all fair questions @Zack Vegas. I do not know if they are a medical allopathic doctor, an osteopath, naturopath, neurosurgeon, or podiatrist. Or if they even practice medicine and are in academia.
But their writings seem well written and researched with supporting documentation. They talk about alternatives that most MD’s would not mention, consider, know of, and perhaps gaslight the patients for bringing up for conversation and consideration. So they show that they have an open mind at least incognito. So this gives me some hope that there is some humanity left within the industry.
The medical industry is a trillion dollar business, and if the amount of people that read the articles find something that resonates with them and helps overcome a condition they may tell another two people and they in turn may tell a couple people and so on. A trillion dollar industry needs a lot of customers to support it, right now as you point out the standard of care ties the MD’s hands in telling them when and how to treat a patient. But if enough people are able to find alternatives that are effective and safer and prevent the necessity for the treatments offered, or have learned enough in order to be able to be strong willed enough not to take the treatments prescribed. There is a small even slim chance that there might be a revival of the soul of the human beings inside this industry.
It is idealistic, but I am an optimist to a fault.
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