Science creates "non curable diseases" rather than treating the cause ? IBS, Crohns, MS, Schizophrenia ?

One person was labelled with I.B.S., and intestinal problem with no cause and no cure. By co-incidence he takes some antibiotic for a respiratory infection and his intestinal problems clear up.

He tells his family doctor, and he tells him that he probablly had giardia. No he was already tested for giardia and the specialist says he had IBS.

The old country doctor tells him that one test is not enough to detect this parasite (might take 4-5 tets)

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My research suggests that many common causes, ie bacteria / parasites could be the root cause of several incurable diseases.

Diseases like IBS, CROHNS, M.S., CANCER, even Schizophrenia could be caused by the failure of science to detect a infection and or overlooking that testing is not accurate.

There is too much money in 'disease foundations' and treating symptoms; why would you want a simple cure ?

The truth betrayed for a few pieces of silver, again ?

oh geez, here we go again. fyi friend, some ppl including myself have weakened immune systems NOT caused by antibiotics. It's how we are born. I have a blood clotting disorder as well that was dxed as being genetic. My grandmother has the same thing so don't tell me that it was caused by antibiotics as well.

when there is suffient research( more than 5 yrs.) published by highly qualified researchers who've gone to a reputable medical school (not some online school or a school that you attend for 1 week and get a certificate) I mean a real diploma along with internships and residencies in a specific field of study, then these claims will be taken seriously.

Why don't these so called holistic gurus get some reputable doctors to work w/them in their studies instead of lining their pockets w/$$$ from their sales of so called miracles. When they say they don't have the funds is ridiculous. They do. They just don't want to use it because it takes away from their profits. They'd rather base their facts on hearsay and testimonials instead of researching their claims VERY THOROUGHLY. Buyers beware. If it's too good to be true, It is.