Is the healthcare system overburdened though? Was it not actually designed for this purpose? It could be said that there is profitability in keeping people sick and providing them with "band-aids" for it, without curing it. They say that a hospital is at optimum functioning at 80% capacity.
Is the healthcare system overburdened though? Was it not actually designed for this purpose? It could be said that there is profitability in keeping people sick and providing them with "band-aids" for it, without curing it. They say that a hospital is at optimum functioning at 80% capacity.
When I was in the hospital, for every ailment there was a pharmaceutical answer. Any discomfort, you were offered pain pills, you are backed up, here is some pills and substances to help you go. Never an indicator that maybe the problem was...laying down provides absolutely little to no "leverage" to get the inside out.
Is the healthcare system overburdened though? Was it not actually designed for this purpose? It could be said that there is profitability in keeping people sick and providing them with "band-aids" for it, without curing it. They say that a hospital is at optimum functioning at 80% capacity.
When I was in the hospital, for every ailment there was a pharmaceutical answer. Any discomfort, you were offered pain pills, you are backed up, here is some pills and substances to help you go. Never an indicator that maybe the problem was...laying down provides absolutely little to no "leverage" to get the inside out.