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But how many have bones protruding from their limbs?

For the rest, staying away from the unsanitary conditions and poor advice found in hospitals is mandatory for long life.

My mother was a dietician and kitchen manager for a private “boutique” hospital that catered to the wealthy and powerful, and she made sure that nutrition was mission #1.

People did get healed there, and they didn’t do any surgery there either. Drug use was bare bones minimal partly due to the fact that many of the patients were there due to drug abuse. (legal drug abuse)
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[Ancesthntr]

“But how many have bones protruding from their limbs?

For the rest, staying away from the unsanitary conditions and poor advice found in hospitals is mandatory for long life.”

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That was kind of his point - you only rarely should need a hospital. He also noted that (40 years ago) more people died of infections unrelated to why they were admitted, and that the worst diseases on Earth flourished in hospitals despite all of the knowledge, equipment and chemicals present there to kill them - because sick people and those with compromised immune systems are concentrated there in extremely high ratios vs. the general population.