That's a wonderful and very humane sentiment. Earlier, I thought that they could definitely use some Prill Beads, but human nature is not very progressive, in fact, it is strangely ANTI-progress. It sounds strange to say it, but if you tell somebody that something is good for them (especially if it is VERY good and effective), you will find yourself fighting an uphill battle trying to convince them that they should do it.

That's why I admire everyone at Curezone for having the faith AND courage to explore new possibilities that anything could be beneficial outside of the status quo.

But, unfortunately, most people are not open-minded, and discovering that about people that you are trying to help is not just disappointing, it involves heartbreak, and after a while, it can be very taxing and eventually lead to cynicism.
In fact, since it does require a step of faith, it is a lot like telling someone about becoming a Christian (not many people react very well to that either, see what I mean?).