America's Healthcare Crisis: Why Inexpensive Cures Never Emerge

So, Jonathan, you you've hit upon the key issue that you and I both have been actively working to try to reform this dynamic for decades. And right now, you know, President Trump, but not just him, every president before him seems to focus on how do we lower the cost of treating the disease. So when they say, oh, we have to lower healthcare costs. Nobody asks, well, why are healthcare costs so high? Why are the American people so diseased with type two diabetes and turbo cancers and Alzheimer's and so on? What's that all about? And also, is there a treatment alternative that could cost pennies on the dollar that could be safer, that could be done at home at far less risk that would overall further a quality of life, longevity, and productivity of the American people at almost no additional cost. Why isn't that ever part of the conversation? Because no one seems to be willing to attack the the source of the problem. So, we have a willingness to discuss about tinkering on the edges. Um, we want drugs to be available faster. We want to have uh, the American people get access to ...