DS Haven In Light Of Things
This clip gets to the core of a broken incentive system. If a substance cannot be patented, there is far less money behind studying it, promoting it, or pushing it through the medical system. That helps explain why so many promising findings around vitamins and natural compounds seem to go nowhere, while the drug model keeps dominating the conversation.
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