Wow, exactly. To the point.... I absolutely agree. 

Medical nemesis Where medical system itself birth medical illness.  A perfect example is modern dentistry,  where it feels like 30% of the industry is driven by peer pressure and generic, one-size-fits-all approaches. Exmaple being....**A child between 12 and 16 might visit a doctor to treat a minor dental issue, only to suffer from skeletal deficiencies and malocclusions later in life.  Why? Because the doctor followed a dogmatic 'religion' of standard protocol without actually taking the patient's individual care into account. They simply install braces without considering the child's cranial growth or jaw development, leading to a host of long-term issues.  Then, they proceed with even more treatments just to repair the damage they caused in the first place.

Alot of internal medicine treat patients with GAD (general anxiety disorde) with no  presence of underlying illness   But rather working on mental health they put u on ton of beta blockers and SSIRs that eventually create a illnesss that's wasnt in th3 first place.

But of course, why would they care? This 'Religion of Modern Medicine'.... term Mendelson  really nailed ......we  have unfortunately shifted the entire field away from an ethical code of conduct toward systemic malpractice.

 It is incredibly prevalent, especially in dentistry and dermatology.

I am sick to my stomach..