Pharmaceuticals

Beginning in the late 1970s, biopharmaceuticals began initially to be researched conceptually for their therapeutic potential. This research continues today with great enthusiasm. Known also as Red Biotechnology, it is believed that the first ...

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... acute infections, etc) or for people requiring immediate surgery; but, generally speaking, western medicine promotes the heavy reliance on pharmaceuticals, some being of highly toxic content, which in the short run, may treat an acute injury or illness, but in the long run, only treat SYMPTOMS ...

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... claims - they make general claims like, "improves cardiovascular health" vs "decreases risk of heart attack." Synthetic pharmaceuticals have only been used recently. Our culture is pharma dominant. But 300,000 people die each year from the "proper" use of medicines. ...

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... But take a look at one popular drug for skin conditions: Enbril. Side effects of that are blood disorders and lymphoma! So one can see that big pharmaceuticals, in many cases are more poisonous than stuff people can get to treat themselves. Of course, internet should never replace a doctor, ...

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... in both positive and negative directions. I guess I just feel that the possible negative may outweigh the possible positive. Plus, you know the pharmaceuticals will just buy up the patents on the AOs and make us pay through the nose for whatever service they render.

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