Universal Medication: Pros, Cons, and Personal Opinions

[Deleted member 81859]

Sure, but the pill would be the size of a brick


Also don't diseases mutate and resist for pills like this? It would kind of make your work all for naught in the long run wouldn't it?

Exactly. Virus/Disease/Germs all mutate far too quickly for something like this to be effective. Also, there is the problem of the human body becoming immune to the vaccine/pill, and some people have allergies to medications.

 

[Ambient Nomad]

The OP sounds like a spam e-mail, and I'm about to be link to some Mexican pharmaceutical website to get all the best supplements money can buy. :\

 

[Beauts]

Other than what I've already seen about nanomachinery being the more likely future, how would any one pill be able to ever fight every single known ailment, as well as being guaranteed to be able to fight all the new ones which are likely to develop and involve, especially with climate change?

 

[Dio]

I was skeptical about a cure all pill when I first replied, but how wrong I was. Someone has finally created a cure all drug which works on Aids cancer and ebola. The man responsible for this wonder drug... none other than Kim Jong Un himself.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...iracle-drug-10332386.html?cmpid=facebook-post