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You are your own doctor. Big Pharma is NOT your friend.https://imgflip.com/i/b3q3lqI had a friend who was also doing well until they put him on Remdesivir. It put him in a coffin overnight.My friend who has asthma attacks was hospitalized with covid. Refused intubation. Refused remdesivir. They did everything to force her into these things. She lived in spite of them. Two otherwise healthy, athletic elder persons, took the “treatments”, I attended the double funeral. Their kids are still traumatized by it.We saw this post making the rounds on social media recently, and it stopped us in our tracks. It is a raw look at how the medical system operates when incentives don't align with human health. The nurse who wrote this shared her origin story of moving from a "trust the science" provider to someone who now advocates for natural approaches. Here is the account she shared from the front lines:❝Before March 2020, I had never once seen a patient get intubated just because their oxygen number looked bad. We treated the person in front of us. If they were walking, talking, and not in distress, we didn’t sedate them and shove a tube down their throat. Numbers were one piece of the picture, not the whole thing.Then COVID hit and everything flipped overnight.Suddenly, we were intubating people who walked into the ER on their own, could hold a conversation, and weren’t gasping for air. The doctors said their low sats meant they were about to crash. It went against everything I’d been taught: treat the patient, not the numbers.Right after the tube went in, we started Remdesivir. For the first couple of days, it felt like we were doing something heroic. Then the patients started dying. Multi-organ failure. The same people I’d joked with and reassured hours or days earlier were gone.By day six, I noticed something that made my stomach drop: the COVID patients who refused intubation, including elderly ones with a list of comorbidities, were doing fine. Not one of them died. I started pointing it out to every doctor and nurse I worked with. They looked at me like I was crazy.By day nine, the picture got worse. Patients who refused the tube but still got Remdesivir were dying at roughly 50 percent. The explanation I kept hearing was 'only the sickest get the drug.' But that didn't match what I was trained to see.Later, I found out hospitals were getting paid extra for COVID patients who were intubated, more if they got Remdesivir, and still more for every day spent in an ICU bed. Once you see the incentives, the refusal to change course stops looking like pure science.I went from 'trust the experts' to 'watch what happens to the patients and decide for yourself.' If you were on the front lines and saw something different, say so. If you weren’t, this is why a lot of us stopped automatically trusting the system and have dropped out of it.I’m the villain and the hero of my own story, and it’s hard to reconcile with either.❞🗣️ Our take: When a business model is built on procedures and protocols to generate profit rather than human outcomes, you must be your own health advocate.This is why we focus on the basics: natural health, metabolic flexibility, blood sugar control, and immune resilience. These are the things that keep you out of the hospital in the first place. You cannot rely on a system that profits from your stay. You have to take full ownership of your health long before you ever need to walk into an ER.