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An obvious implication of a “hidden cure” conspiracy is that researchers and business owners are willing to put the company and shareholders ahead of the lives of themselves and their loved ones. It implies that the thousands of individuals involved in research are flawlessly obedient drones never giving in to the temptation to help someone they care for deeply, or to better the world. It means doctors and scientists must be willing to sit and watch their mothers, their daughters, and their spouses suffer and struggle with a disease they know themselves to be curable.
Again, if any conspiracy theorist with a computer can find evidence of a hidden cure, then insurance companies must also be aware of it. Why would big insurance companies continue paying for expensive yet inefficacious treatments when a cheap and effective cure is available? If hiding the cure brings in the big bucks, then insurance companies are the ones largely responsible for paying the bill. They’d have every incentive imaginable to uncover and expose the suppression of superior and cheap treatments. Why would they be motivated to keep quiet while forking over huge sums of money to something they know to be a fraud?
In what universe would a treatment of such monumental efficacy not be marketable? If it could be patented, then the inventors would go down in history for their achievements (which to many scientists is more valuable than just being ridiculously rich but unrecognized for their accomplishments), and the company they worked for would make billions. Sometimes conspiracy theorists respond to this by claiming that the hidden cures might not be patentable, but that’s not a valid argument either (for two reasons).
originally posted by: intrptr
I don't think theres a magic bullet either. If you consider that the medical industrial complex makes a ton of money from the 'treatment' of disease though, then why bother curing anything?
The money isn't in the cure, its in the medicine…
There are already examples of inexpensive products which are very effective at eradicating a particular disease despite the fact that letting people get sick and then treating them would yield more profit per patient. However, companies still create them, which would seem to contradict the claim that companies are so ruthless they’d rather people suffer so they can milk a little more money out of them than to market a cure. Why haven’t vaccines and antibiotics been suppressed? Is there not more money to be made from tuberculosis by treating the symptoms instead of administering the cure? Would no one stand to profit if measles were rampant in America instead of rare? Why would companies be so selective about which cures to hide and which to utilize?
originally posted by: LostThePlot
CBD oil was poo pooed as a cure for epilepsy for decades. Now they are admitting it works.
originally posted by: Agartha
a reply to: cuckooold
Please show me the article/study where 'they' admitted CBD works and how. Youtube videos from the Colorado Cannabis Club are not proof.
The differential effects of CBD suggest that the cannabinoid acts to inhibit seizure spread in the CNS by an action on GABA, but not glycine, mechanisms.
CBD prevented tonic convulsions caused by a convulsant current (CC) 99.99, and by the convulsant dose (CD) 99.99 values of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) inhibitors, 3-mercaptoproprionic acid (3MPA), picrotoxin (PIC), isonicotinic acid hydrazine (INH), pentylenetetrazol (PTZ) and bicuculline (BIC).
originally posted by: FamCore
let me help with that
www.sciencedirect.com...
www.karger.com...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com...
CBD has neuroprotective and antiinflammatory effects, and it appears to be well tolerated in humans, but small and methodologically limited studies of CBD in human epilepsy have been inconclusive
www.sciencedirect.com...
originally posted by: Agartha
a reply to: cuckooold
Not understanding basic science is the basis for the 'cancer cure conspiracies'. This is confirmed by the replies you have received on this thread. Big Pharma has millions of people in its grand conspiracy... apparently.
originally posted by: LostThePlot
CBD oil was poo pooed as a cure for epilepsy for decades. Now they are admitting it works.
Please show me the article/study where 'they' admitted CBD works and how. Youtube videos from the Colorado Cannabis Club are not proof.
originally posted by: LostThePlot
I have no interest in providing links to someone who couldn't even be bothered to watch the videos I posted. Use Google, there are plenty of studies showing positive results.
There is no cure for epilepsy, which is what Losttheplot wrote, hence my reply.