Yes i agree, there are doctors who really want to help people. But seriously, ...

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on the other point, with some diseases to name just two of the most common here for example, like cancer, heart or even the uncommon leprosy, there is at least an effort made into their research that explore new screening, treatments, drugs and surgical advancement so, it cannot be just the money aspect of the doctors or pharmas before the good of the patient.
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Yes i agree, there are doctors who really want to help people.

But seriously, all of the doctors i have met concerning the chronic symptoms i had and the possible parasites infection where really a waste of time, energy, money.

By reading some books and papers about this subject, and some of the Hulda Clark 's books, i know more than the parasitologists i have met about how to diagnose and to treat a parasites infection.

Also, there are behaviors that i don't like in my country and that make me think that money is more important than people health :
->the fact that the parasitologists i have met rely too much on lab tests to determine if a person is infected or not. (and the tests are far from being 100% reliable...)
->the fact that the parasitologists i have met don't recognise some symptoms as being a manifestation of a parasites infection, even if the symptoms can be explained by a parasites infection.
->the fact that i can't buy an anti parasites drug without having to prove that i am infected.
->The fact that most doctors regonised the symptoms i had to be a chronic disease with unknown causes and never had the idea of a parasites infection.
->The fact that many doctors suffer from one or several chronic diseases...
->The fact that most parasitologists know that the vectors of infection are omnipresent in our modern world but no one seem to advise to kill parasites from time to time. Why ?

What have they done during all these hours spent in their schools ? Why do they charge so much money when they don't know how to diagnose a parasites infection without lab tests ?
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