So you advocate avoiding doctors and prescriptions unless you break a leg? Good luck when you get one of the many things modern medicine does treat pretty well.

So you advocate avoiding doctors and prescriptions unless you break a leg? Good luck when you get one of the many things modern medicine does treat pretty well. Your criticism of it may have some truth to it, possibly particularly when applied to the US, but the conclusions you draw from them are foolish. And you'll drop them like they're nothing when you get a bacterial infection your body can't deal with, the likelihood of which will increase in the second half of your life. Or maybe you won't, and die much earlier than necessary. We just had this discussion on a societal level.