How many Americans have "walked for the cure" (or run) for some huge corporate scam organization that gives 99 percent of the donated money to the pharma thugs that run the show (and it is just a show)? When really, the "search for the cure" for cancer to them means promoting harmful diagnostic tests (mammogram scam-o-grams), pushing for chemotherapy and radiation, and promoting useless surgeries that just temporarily stave off the inevitable. Got bad food disease? Don't use bad medicine to treat it.
It is very difficult to try to discuss with these folks the pathetic ways they waste money, because they have been brainwashed for years to believe just the opposite. They think all of their health problems are "genetic," meaning inherited in their genes from their parents, so they believe there is nothing they can ever do to change it. Their doctors convince them of this so they stay on prescription drugs forever (think blood thinner and cholesterol meds), thinking they can only "manage" the symptoms, and never solve the health ills. They think there is no prevention or cure for cancer, heart disease, dementia, type 2 diabetes, obesity, skin allergies, asthma, and the list goes on.
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Most Americans don't even know what the terms "military industrial complex" and "medical industrial complex" mean. They have no idea that nearly every medical doctor functions under an umbrella of insidious sick-care protocol, having no choices but to prescribe deathly medications, recommend useless surgeries, and tout the dirty vaccines that are the MAIN cause of disease and disorder in America (and have been for half a century).
There are also millions of Americans who think they are buying products that are healthy or promote longevity, but they are often dead wrong. Many "gluten-free" products are heavily processed and contain additives, preservatives, and canola oil, that all add to health decay. Millions of Americans try to prevent sunburn for themselves and their children by loading on the toxic sun screens that contain known carcinogens. They do this with insect repellents all summer also. That brings us to the top 7 list you've been anticipating seeing.
Top 7 ways most Americans WASTE money and don't ever even realize it, and if they ever do, it's usually too late
#1. Donating money to corporate "causes" that only make matters worse (think "pink" cancer drives)
#2. Co-pays and "out of pocket" expenses for "healthcare" (prescription drugs, surgery, chemotherapy, dirty vaccines, etc.) that doesn't really help and often contributes to health damage, disease and disorders
#3. Junk science "food stuff" that drives disorders, preventable diseases, and early death
#4. Personal care products, including sun block lotions, talc powders, and insect repellants, that are loaded with chemicals and toxic ingredients that cause inflammation, allergies, and eventually cancer
#5. Wasting money on hoaxes and scams, including (but not limited to): climate change, the War ON Ukraine, electric cars, and Covid masks
#6. Socking money into 401Ks and the stock market that will most surely CRASH completely under the Biden Regime and pay out nothing, ever
#7. Over-the-counter medications – from cough syrups, to aspirin and ibuprofen, and from allergy medications to addicting nasal sprays, Big Pharma sells billions worth of harmful OTC sick-care products to unsuspecting allopathic sheeple
Don't fall for the hoaxes, scams, and pharma boondoggles. Tune your internet dial to NaturalMedicine.news for more tips on how to use natural remedies for preventative medicine and for healing, instead of succumbing to Big Pharma products that cause, spread, and exacerbate disease and disorder.
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