One of our readers, a retired GP, claims that, historically, there have been four really significant medical breakthroughs – Antibiotics, Antidepressants, Anti-inflammatories, and Immunization. And further, that to these four can now be added a fifth, which he says is as significant as any – Low Dose Naltrexone. And we’re getting the impression that Low Dose Naltrexone may be the most significant of them all!
It’s been estimated that if everyone in Australia was on Low Dose Naltrexone, we’d need 20% less doctors – people would be consulting their doctors less often, they would be spending less time in hospital and so on and so on.
Is this an explanation as to why so few doctors seem to be getting into the business of advising on and perhaps prescribing it? why it’s so hard to find even just one who is? Whatever the explanation, to us, the extent to which so few doctors seem to be doing this is just remarkable.
Of course, there’s such a conflict of interest – so many vested interests, huge Pharmaceutical companies, huge Private Hospital organisations, and perhaps many doctors, interested in there being more sick people, not less.
It’s going to be interesting to see how this all plays out. For instance, are our politicians ever going to be doing anything about the fact that LDN perhaps could be saving taxpayers billions and billions of dollars? Or perhaps whether it’s more important to them to have the doctors onside? to be getting their votes?
But whatever happens, it’s got nothing to do with the fact that we, the people, you and I, can be experiencing the benefits of being on LDN today, right now.
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