the-truth-about-cancer

Episode 1: The Cancer Pandemic
Webster Kehr: And they’re trained to sell drugs.
Dr. Irvin Sahni: The system is designed to create product disease.
There’s no money in being healthy. There’s no money in being dead. All
the money is in being chronically ill. And so the way the remuneration
works for physicians even with Medicare is that it encourages more
drugs to be written, switch from one drug to the next. So by design I feel
like the system is flawed. And that’s, you know, and who do you think is
paying the congress people, you know, money for their next election
campaign, some small town doctor who’s trying to educate people on
how to lose weight or Pfizer or Merck And I’m not picking on any
specific company here. But it’s just simply true. That’s where the money
comes from.
And that’s why—that’s how these jobs are created and billions of dollars
are paid out to different individuals and, of course, you know my feeling
on the way the government interacts with corporations. And so that’s
why the systems flawed. That’s my opinion. That’s one aspect of it that’s
very easy to sink your teeth into and no one can tell me that I’m wrong
because it’s true. It’s just a fact. I mean this isn’t something that’s up for
discussion. This is just pure and simply a fact. No one’s interested in
talking to you about losing weight. No one’s interested in talking to you
about quitting smoking. We do that a little bit and there’s actually codes
for quitting smoking. There’s some little fine nuances there but the
bottom line is there’s no real incentive to promote true health and there
is an incentive to write lots of prescription medications by the way the
system is designed.
Ty: When you went through medical school how much nutritional
training did you get
Dr. Irvin Sahni: Pretty much none.
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