Is curing patients a sustainable business model!? This is crazy 🤯

Horrifying… These types of stories should make people question literally EVERYTHING about health and medicine they have ever been told!

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Now we know why they don't want to cure cancer or any other life threatening disease. They only provide procedures to prolong them to increase revenue.

I would ask, is US health sustainable based on current practices? They are thinking short term, not long term…

This is just insane. It isn't a great model to use capitalism for the medical sector. But what would be a better model?

Any business that is in the business of spending tax payer money should NEVER make shareholder value a business goal or objective. This practice has proven time and time again to promote unethical decision making in the C-Suite and cost innocent lives.

It’s not about profit. See my pinned tweet. It’s hidden behind the guise of profits otherwise you would recognise that they are positioning you on purpose… The companies that own healthcare are owned also by the banks, which run the federal reserve. They don’t need money…

The goal isn’t profit. They want you to think that so you don’t feel like you’re being systemically poisoned. See my pinned tweet…

Hmmm wonder origin does the last name goldman have…

We don't have to say F them. It's in their self-interest to want the best medical care possible. They too will be sick at one point their lives are have family members who are sick. They will want the best possible solutions regardless of cost.

With so many vitamins out there which vitamin do you actually take🤔