At 9/29/09 12:56 PM, Alphabit wrote:
At 9/29/09 11:11 AM, XxRobJohnsonxX wrote:
...but a patient cured is a customer lost.
True, but then you fail to account for competition; if a company discovered a cure for cancer, then you'd bet they'd sell it to customers because they'd make a HUGE profit out of it and most importantly; they'd put the competitors out of business. The competitors won't always be able to buy them out - not if the product is truly good.
The cure for cancer is found in nature everywhere, but is removed in foods consumed by human beings and animals we have domesticated. It is known as vitamin B17. The FDA has banned it long ago, and claims it does nothing in regards to cancer....
It is ILLEGAL to research and/or experiment with B17.
Why would you make something so promising ILLEGAL to research and experiment with?
It doesn't make anyone any money; That's why.
Chemo therapy.... The #1 treatment for cancer... KILLS more patients than the cancer alone. It also makes the patient's remaining life miserable.
...But the average cancer patient will spend several thousands of dollars to receive this treatment.
There is no money in the cure.
If there is money in your pocket, you are a valuable patient. Why would we want you to be cured if you can instead give us your money before you die a painful death?