The Healthcare System Hoax

by Bunker | Posted on January 28, 2025January 28, 2025

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The Healthcare System Hoax

“On becoming a doctor in 2005, I was under the impression that I had joined a profession that saved millions of lives and added years to life spans.

We were led to believe that our predecessors had engaged in and emerged victorious in the war against germs.

Furthermore, it is often claimed that we could do even better today if our communities had more “access” to allopathic interventions – that is, more pharmaceuticals and surgical procedures.

But is this true?

What does the evidence actually say?

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