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I'm not saying that all doctors are responsible for this situation. In many cases they aren't taught how to make people well, just to treat the symptoms of illnesses. The problem is found at the root of the system and spreads out into the branches. About the patient who was told by his Dr. to get lost because he used chelation therapy (and his results were good!): You quoted someone who said that the health care system was devised to make people sick, not well.
Not deliberately, I don't think. Doctors who can't make a patient well, when they hear about a patient who used alternatives to do so, fly into a rage because they can't stand to be proved wrong. It is a form of humiliation to them, to have all their knowledge and training go for naught. It is an ego problem, not a deliberate desire to make people ill. Or so it seems to me.
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