"Are we being scammed and lied to? Are cures being deliberately suppressed, as some people claim? Although many in the alternative health community believe otherwise, I think the answer to both questions is 'no.' There is no scam and no deliberate suppression. On the other hand, with $209 billion being spent every year on cancer in the United States, cancer has become, quite simply, a major industry. And therein lies the problem: you now have vested interests competing for a piece of this monstrous pie. This leads to a series of major problems.
First, no one has an interest in preventing cancer, since that doesn’t produce any money. All interest is in finding 'a cure for cancer.' This is where the money is. And any cure found must be proprietary, otherwise no money can be made. This is another area in which the deck is stacked against alternative treatments. Since it now takes several hundred million dollars to approve a new drug or treatment in the U.S., any program that is not proprietary can never be approved, because no one can afford to take it through the testing process if they don’t own the rights to it. When you hear drug companies complain about the high cost of drug approval, don’t believe it. They love it because that’s what keeps small players from disrupting their multi-billion-dollar profit factory.
The system also ensures that any cure must come from within the medical community -- to justify all of the money being raised and spent and, in fact, to justify the doctor’s very existence as a doctor. I believe this is probably the biggest single problem because, in the end, ego trumps money."
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First, no one has an interest in preventing cancer, since that doesn’t produce any money. All interest is in finding 'a cure for cancer.' This is where the money is. And any cure found must be proprietary, otherwise no money can be made. This is another area in which the deck is stacked against alternative treatments. Since it now takes several hundred million dollars to approve a new drug or treatment in the U.S., any program that is not proprietary can never be approved, because no one can afford to take it through the testing process if they don’t own the rights to it. When you hear drug companies complain about the high cost of drug approval, don’t believe it. They love it because that’s what keeps small players from disrupting their multi-billion-dollar profit factory.
The system also ensures that any cure must come from within the medical community -- to justify all of the money being raised and spent and, in fact, to justify the doctor’s very existence as a doctor. I believe this is probably the biggest single problem because, in the end, ego trumps money."
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