This seems like marketing for pharmaceuticals when the fact is that we have more people being doctored by those with traditional medical credentials than ever b

This seems like marketing for pharmaceuticals when the fact is that we have more people being doctored by those with traditional medical credentials than ever before in history. Anyone with experience in this area knows that medical processes are designed to avoid litigation more than they are to adhere to the Hippocratic Oath. Is it really to the point that we're even discouraging people from even thinking and researching about their own health? Not only outsourcing their health, but even outsourcing how to think about their health! This naturally skews the analysis of "health" from one's experience of it to its adherence to the parameters to a Merck Manual, for example.