This, of course, works incredibly well for tuberculosis and HIV, for but two example. This comes from a flawed assumption that the human body has evolved to so

This, of course, works incredibly well for tuberculosis and HIV, for but two example. This comes from a flawed assumption that the human body has evolved to solve for all sicknesses. It turns out that it's remarkably frail. Yes, there are cases where side effect medical chains exist, but in many of those cases, we manage the side effects because the body wasn't able to fix itself. Yes, you can make the case for type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure, but those are not every case.