Big Pharma’s tablet pushers and natural treatment skeptics are generally trying to drill one idea into your cortex [*CO]‘Natural remedies are a ripoff!’ they say. ‘And they are not even proved to work!’

Responding to those skeptics, let’s talk about a new cancer treatment drug called Folotyn, manufactured by a tiny drug company named Allos Therapeutics. It costs $30,000 a month. That’s a thousand dollars a day, mathematically talking.

But here’s the best part : Folotyn has never been proven to save lives. That’s the complaint about natural treatments from conventional medication pushers, and it exposes the contradiction in their criticism : When natural remedies aren’t proven to work, they call them ‘quackery.’ But when their $30,000-a-month medicines are not proven to work, they don’t have any problem with that. Take your drugs and stop asking questions! Who wants systematic explanation when presumption eauals profit.

Reading this revelation about this $1,000-a-day cancer drug makes me laugh, because heaps of folk still whinge about the price of a $19 book on cancer cures, or a $20 bottle of superfoods that contains anti-cancer medicine. Somehow, any amount of cash seems allowable for conventional medication, but even the tiniest investments in private nutrition or wellbeing are had a meeting with lots of resistance.

Now, if a legitimized cancer cure truly was offered by traditional medication, ( there would go their profit model ), it may be worth $30,000 or more . Heck, an one off cure might be worth 1,000,000 dollars…don’t hold your breath for the chemical cure to occur.

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