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Originally Posted by Meph  Oh what a shocker. No no don't look at the possible cure, keep taking our pills so you can just maintain a balance of living and a need to make us rich. They knew they lost big when they cured Polio, that's bad business you don't get repeat customers. The goal is to make you able to continue living but have a need to return to them for their pills. That's drug dealing 101.
I hope that this pans out to actually being a cure for the 90% of people at a minimum, even better if it's practically everybody with further research and testing. Personally if I had MS I'd volunteer as a guinea pig for the betterment of science research. I'd take a gamble, better than living with MS. |
Yeah, you're right. They should jump right onboard with every cowboy doctor with too much of an emotional investment in his work who comes up with a new 'miracle cure'. Screw the treatments that have years of clinical trials showing their efficacy, let's go with something that seems like it might possibly, maybe, theoretically work based on purely anecdotal evidence!