I'm using the term "zombie doctor" for a few reasons nothing apocalyptic, 1. mostly they don't listen to you, 2. they follow a checklist of things regardless of having already done it all before making any progress difficult, 3. they seem un-educated and incapable of anything slightly different from their quick summaries of any more complex condition other than a cold. I could go on but those are the main 3.

I mostly agree with you about the money thing, but there are still a few cases on those with money who seem to fall into the zombie doctor trap. Or so it seems from what I have read, however I'm not sure if in these cases they were seen by a general doctor or if they had paid many thousands to be seen. It was not stated, but I would of assumed the latter.

That's a crazy finding from State Agency For National Security, aren't these things suppose to cost the country a ton of money!?. The finding raises so many more questions.

Your so right about this being a type of roller coaster, from what I have been reading it does seem like for many once they start visiting the doctors and following their advice their going back there a lot more often. Which is why I have been trying my best to stick to the things I want, I remember on the first visit hoping that if they could help me I wouldn't ever be going back there again for a very long time hopefully.

I honestly just don't know what is the answer, which is why sometimes I think there may not be one and perhaps a virus is there to kill and nothing more. I have tried some herbal and homeopathy without noticing much of it's affects which is the same thing with the antibiotics. The problem with the homeopathy or herbal medicine that I have noticed so far here is they charge you insane prices to reach them, and with little guarantee they can help you in any way. I feel that if many of them actually wanted to help they would lower their prices, I think like this they would also generally get more money because many more people would be able to afford them.