re: Healthcare industry bitching about lost revenue thanks to glp-1s

Now, couple that with people will gain more energy, do more activities and have more frequent activity exercise injuries, so care will shift.

But with some of the advanced medical diagnostic and therapeutic development, such as inventing enzymes that if administered have the potential to eliminate hardening of the arteries, restore elasticity to human skin (keeping youthful looking), aiding in the body's ability to restore blood flow and oxygen rich blood to older adults, contributing to greater energy and health vitality, then add in highly focused ultrasound waves elimination of cancerous growths, the medical industry is starting to shift away from treating the symptoms of aging and towards preventative care for life.

I was really curious about the ultrasound devices that eliminated a lump in a man's brain that was causing Parkinson shakes, and found out that insurance rarely covers this, opting instead to treat with drugs and radiation, even though the ultrasound is extremely effective in many cases. lf the insurers were really looking to the future of their bottom line, then the short and quick fix would seem to me to be less than a lifetime of treatments and the patients experiencing the sickness that accompanies radiation therapy, unless of course, the insurance companies would just prefer you die first before it gets to the costly ultrasound treatment.