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Same with Vitamin D, almost. If it were patent-protected, you'd probably get a big list of features promoted for an almost "miracle pill" that would probably co
by mtgx 9y ago
Same with Vitamin D, almost. If it were patent-protected, you'd probably get a big list of features promoted for an almost "miracle pill" that would probably cost a few dollars per pill.
But Vitamin D is not patent protected and it's dirt cheap, so not only does Big Pharma have no interest in promoting it, but it would rather you take much more dangerous drugs and much more expensive drugs to cure the same things Vitamin D does.
This is what a private healthcare system gets you, where profit is always a bigger priority than the well-being of the patient.
- arkades 9y agoVitD became a fad topic over a decade ago and has been studied endlessly since then. This is a very odd comment thread. Lots of people criticizing our health system for not studying things it actually does study a lot.