The marketing practices of the pharmaceuticals are costly - they cost the consumer. The efficacy is in serious doubt. What do they actually cure? Think about it. Then, really think about it.

The humungous costs of "health" care could be reduced to broken bones and the very few curable illnesses. If the money were spent on cleaning up the environment and teaching people preventive self care, we would still have money left over.

When the nurse practitioner at the cancer clinic responded to my query, "why the increasing incidence of breast cancer" with and immediate, "it's the environment", I started looking at that concept. Sure enough, there is ever increasing evidence.

Money spent on pharmaceuticals when the environment is the cause....