I just retired after 50 years of nursing. Not all nurses and doctors "buy in" to the lies. As an RN I was trained to promote health, wellness & advocate for my patients. Sadly over the course of my long career I noticed a gradual change. The emphasis on personal responsibility of ones health ( like doing the things that supports a strong natural immune response to illness) began to be "give pills, fix fast, the insurance company says...type of care. Doctors became more controlled by payment methods, quotas, time constraints etc. dictated by insurance companies & government interference. The burden of increased required government paperwork for instance decreases the time spent with patients to discuss healthy life choices like healthy diets, avoiding processed & fast food, the dangerous effects of soda, high fructose corn syrup, lack of exercise, obesity etc. Medical schools promote pharmaceutical use. Patients demand pharmaceuticals as well. We also live in a "fix me fast culture."