Source: - Brasscheck
Cancer, according to those who research and treat it, is a "mystery."
I agree - with this one important qualification:
It's a very *lucrative* mystery for those who keep it mysterious.
One thing that is not mysterious about cancer is as soon as their is a diagnosis, the cash register starts to ring.
Billions upon billions dollars...tens of thousands of people employed...
Cancer, Inc. an industry is as big as making cars or distributing gasoline and the consensus says it's doing the best it can with the knowledge it has.
But what if the cause and cure of cancer were not a mystery?
How ready would this industry - led by the always-ethical pharmaceutical companies - be to consider, let alone research, an alternative view?
Here's an alternative view on cancer:
It's a very *lucrative* mystery for those who keep it mysterious.
One thing that is not mysterious about cancer is as soon as their is a diagnosis, the cash register starts to ring.
Billions upon billions dollars...tens of thousands of people employed...
Cancer, Inc. an industry is as big as making cars or distributing gasoline and the consensus says it's doing the best it can with the knowledge it has.
But what if the cause and cure of cancer were not a mystery?
How ready would this industry - led by the always-ethical pharmaceutical companies - be to consider, let alone research, an alternative view?
Here's an alternative view on cancer:
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