Big Pharma – the provider of gateway injections that leads to more and more “treatments” with chemicals and “procedures” for side effects
I have been thinking about how to quantify the impact of big pharma’s business model and its harmful impact on the US economy.
The roll-out of C19 mRNA injections has diverted capital away from the pursuit of happiness into the pursuit of struggling to be healthy.
Medics have been maimed and killed by the injections, smart medics retired rather than taking the toxic injections and brave medics have campaigned to state the obvious – the C19 mRNA injections FAILED to prevent infection, transmission, hospitalizations and deaths from C19 – whilst causing immediate severe and serious harms to around a fifth of those injected twice or more and death to around one in 500 of those injected twice or more.
Seventy per cent of the planet has received at least one dose of a C19 injection – 13.5 billion C19 doses administered globally – of which around 8 billion are the mRNA or AZN based viral vector injection or similar.
In the US, 670 million doses have been administered – wellup to the time when the emergency was declared over a few months ago. No doubt the number of unused doses has increased by another 100 million since May 2023 to add to the expiring stockpile of over 307 million doses rotting in freezers or already destroyed.
Let’s take a look at the US from the top-down.
From here:
U.S. Health Care from a Global Perspective, 2022 | Commonwealth Fund
US health spending is already out of hand as big pharma’s business model of causing multiples more adverse events beyond the condition being treated is enabled by an insurance system that charges premiums to support the exorbitant pricing of the “treatments” used for health conditions (which cause other conditions that require other “treatments” and so on and so forth).
Medical institutions play their part in the scam as they know that the insurance company pays for the “treatments” so they have no interest in the cost of those “treatments”.
Who pays? Well, either the tax payer for Medicare/<edicaid, or more often individuals.
How broken is the US health system – or rather, how criminal is the racket masquerading as a health system?
Check out this chart. Cast your eyes over to the right hand column for a comparison of US health spending as a percentage of GDP compared to other “developed” countries for 2021.
The US spends around 40-50% more as a percentage of GDP than other countries. Now, I bet that the US spends a lot more on non-essential procedures – like trans ops, plastic surgery, cosmetic treatments and psychotherapy, so it’s not as extreme as first impressions.
But.. a huge part of the higher cost is the price gouging of big pharma enabled by the almost compete lack of price transparency and “health tourism” within the US (and outside it).
It would be useful to compile some metrics on life expectancy, leading causes of death, hospitalization rates, still births, cure rates for cancer, major organ diseases and so on to really bring out relevant “critical success factors” or “key performance indicators”.
In terms of actual dollars spent, in 1987, the US spent 10% of GDP in 1987 and spent around 18% in 2021. US GDP was under 5 trillion bucks in 1987 and was around 24 trillion in 2021. Health spending is up from around 500 billion in 1987 to 4.3 trillion in 2021. These numbers need to adjusted for population and inflation of course, but you get the picture.
11.4% per annum compound for 36 years. Consumer price inflation has been around 2.5% over that period. (I bet education costs are up by about the same as health care costs!).
Ok, so where to next?
Here is a link to a report by a global consultant – PwC. It is not dated and completely ignores any impact from the ever increasing number and severity of C19 injections in the coming years.
Medical cost trend: Behind the numbers: PwC
“The cost of treating patients is on the rise. The healthcare industry is under pressure from high inflation, rising wages and other costs, which are only compounded by clinical workforce shortages. Health payers are negotiating pricing with hospitals while provider profit margins continue to erode. Health plans are also feeling the squeeze of higher median prices for new drugs as well as increasing prices on existing drugs.”
Here's a few charts:
There’s lots of “consultant speak” in the PwC report. But, even with the optimistic opinion of no ongoing and increasing vaxx damage requiring more and more expensive and intensive treatment – and an assumption of a small amount of staff shortages the “prognosis” is for 7% inflation ON TOP OF already vastly inflated costs from “price gouging”.
Quite frankly, it would be cheaper to fly those on waiting lists anywhere in the world that has capacity to treat elective or non-urgent procedures. Much like there are no prohibitions on getting an abortion in a multitude of States, as advertised by Planned Parenthood.
The solution is transparency of pricing and quality of outcomes. “People’s health dies in darkness”.
Onwards
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Peter its a runaway freight train: take a medical system 95% of response set up for treating broken bones and fractures from auto accidents, then switch 95% patients presenting with chronic diseases, without finding, learning or teaching appropriate non-toxic solutions to toxin-laden people. Changeover started around 1992, continues unabated from injecting lord knows what into people, assuming shots/jabs are doing something. May want to read the book "Dissolving Illusions" by Dr Suzanne Humphries, to fill in background to the entire 45 or 50 year downward health spiral and failure to adjust patent medicine response. A travesty of monied intentions comes to mind?