you are 83 and in the UK. you dont need to pay for medication. so no personal cost to you. thus a bad argument to make as to your reason to not be allopathic

also the NHS actually operates the opposite way. ifwhen in vanlife and having a medication is too expensive they do not allow patientsallergic reaction to easily access itnature and industry. the CQC actually prevent access to certain medications due to cost, even if the medication would actually helpno breed of doc-leaf will solve a patient more than the unbranded cheap symptom solver alternativesfull on anaphylactic shock
when you eat fish that glow in the dark(your story years ago) no amount of turmeric will solve food poisoning
when in nature and having a allergic reaction. no doc-leaf will solve a full on anaphylactic shock
i see you avoid lots of food groups and situations, so you are not really experiencing a full life, and instead avoiding things in life, purely to pretend you are immortal

also the NHS actually operates the opposite way. if a medication is too expensive they do not allow patients to easily access it. the CQC actually prevent access to certain medications due to cost, even if the medication would actually help a patient more than the unbranded cheap symptom solver alternatives

the NHS would rather give a patient X low cost medications that just deal with the symptoms, instead of paying for the expensive treatment that deals with the underlying issue that causes symptoms

if you knew how cheap the "easy access" medications doctors happily prescribe are. and compare it to your retail price of your hollisticholistic approach of vitamins and such. you will start to see how propaganda has turned you into a consumer, spending more money on holistic/herbal remedies

the NHS budget for good treatment is restricted due to tax budgets, which are syphoned into political regimes of funding non domestic campaigns. and corporate bailouts

dont avoid the needed public services our taxes should pay for. dont fall into the propaganda trap of wanting to dismantle the needed public services, purely to allow politicians to then use tax budgets on things that do not benefit us

you are 83 and in the UK. you dont need to pay for medication. so no personal cost to you. thus a bad argument to make as to your reason to not be allopathic

also the NHS actually operates the opposite way. if a medication is too expensive they do not allow patients to easily access it. the CQC actually prevent access to certain medications due to cost, even if the medication would actually help a patient more than the unbranded cheap symptom solver alternatives

when in nature and having a allergic reaction. no doc-leaf will solve a full on anaphylactic shock

the NHS would rather give a patient X low cost medications that just deal with the symptoms, instead of paying for the expensive treatment that deals with the underlying issue that causes symptoms

if you knew how cheap the "easy access" medications doctors happily prescribe are. and compare it to your retail price of your hollistic approach of vitamins and such. you will start to see how propaganda has turned you into a consumer spending more money

the NHS budget for good treatment is restricted due to tax budgets, which are syphoned into political regimes of funding non domestic campaigns. and corporate bailouts

dont avoid the needed public services our taxes should pay for. dont fall into the propaganda trap of wanting to dismantle the needed public services, purely to allow politicians to then use tax budgets on things that do not benefit us

you are 83 and in the UK. you dont need to pay for medication. so no personal cost to you. thus a bad argument to make as to your reason to not be allopathic

also the NHS actually operates the opposite way. if a medication is too expensive they do not allow patients to easily access it. the CQC actually prevent access to certain medications due to cost, even if the medication would actually help a patient more than the unbranded cheap symptom solver alternatives
the NHS would rather give a patient X low cost medications that just deal with the symptoms, instead of paying for the expensive treatment that deals with the underlying issue that causes symptoms

if you knew how cheap the "easy access" medications doctors happily prescribe are. and compare it to your retail price of your hollistic approach of vitamins and such. you will start to see how propaganda has turned you into a consumer spending more money

the NHS budget for good treatment is restricted due to tax budgets, which are syphoned into political regimes of funding non domestic campaigns. and corporate bailouts

dont avoid the needed public services our taxes should pay for. dont fall into the propaganda trap of wanting to dismantle the needed public services, purely to allow politicians to then use tax budgets on things that do not benefit us