Is allopathic medicine a rip-off?

Are they out to make billions of $$$,by making people sick,and treat them with multiple drugs-totally unnecessary?
Is cancer drugs and treatment a conspiracy to make money?As well as aids?
Is there a blokade for real good ayurvedic medicine?

Lol....allopathic medicine has save millions and millions of lives while ayurvedic medicine does nothing....absolutely nothing at all.

It's called outcome research. In other words, scientifically measure what happens after you give a treatment. Almost all alternative medical treatments fail this simple standard. Meanwhile, allopathy, again and again, comes up with effective cures.

Example. AIDS. Before AIDS drugs were invented, there was a hell of alot of nonsense about various wacko treatments for AIDS. Of course, none of that did anything whatsoever and the people who used them all, ummmm, died horribly. Then the AIDS drugs were invented. Within a few short weeks, all the AIDS hospice beds that had been overflowing and had long waiting lists for people waiting to die, emptied out. Those people had one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel. And they took the drugs and walked away with relatively normal lives. Those smart enough to continue taking their meds correctly can expect a normal lifespan. Actually, those drugs are probably a cure of AIDS if taken long enough. But the disease has such an effective latency strategy that it will take decades before it is known for sure. What did ayurvedic medicine do for those people? Jack squat, that's what.

This is not an exceptional case. It's the dominant pattern. It's not widely known but pretty much, heart disease will not be a major health concern anymore because of new discoveries in how to manage and treat it. The number one killer of people, simply won't be a common cause of death anymore. And cancer is damn close to being cured. Some genius allopath created a method of targeted chemo. A way to flood the body with a substance that ONLY kills cancer in a highly specific manner. Few people understand the implication of that. But, it is probably a cure for cancer once the details of the application are ironed out.