The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family



After hearing Liam's words, Albert, who was aside, could not help but sigh as he said, "If cancer can really be conquered one day, it will definitely be a gospel for all mankind!"

As he spoke of this, Albert had a sorrowful expression on his face as he said, "Sigh... My mother died of cancer back then. I took her everywhere to seek medical treatment, but she still could not survive and make it past two years. The pain that she suffered in the last half-year of her life was more than any pain that she had suffered before in her entire lifetime. If that was now, perhaps she might have been able to live a few more years, then..." Liam nodded and said, "That's right. The speed of medical development is still very fast. There are now more and more treatment methods, and patients can choose from more and more treatment options."

However, Liam suddenly said again, "However, cutting-edge treatment technology is generally very expensive. For instance, the cost for a single treatment for the latest cell therapy program is around two hundred thousand US dollars, and it is not one hundred percent effective. The global annual cost of drugs in the field of oncology alone is worth more than two hundred billion US dollars. This is just the cost of drugs alone, and it does not include the cost of surgery, radiotherapy, and other treatment methods

such as interventional therapy."

Albert sighed and said, "Sigh. In this world, ordinary people work so hard to earn so little money in their lifetime. After that, they will have to take out all of their money when they come down with a serious illness."

Isaac said seriously, "Albert, you cannot say that. Spending money to cure illnesses is equivalent to exchanging money for life. As the saying goes, money might be valuable, but our life is even more valuable!"

Meanwhile, Charlie had been frowning slightly without saying a word.

Liam's words just now had given him an idea.

In fact, many rules might seem unbreakable, but as long as the weight at the other end of the scale was heavy enough, the rules could definitely be changed.

If it was possible to develop a special drug that could treat cancer effectively, any country in the world would definitely not hesitate to introduce it into their domestic market.

However, there was no common medicine or remedy that could truly cure an illness like cancer even in the .

In other words, if he wanted to treat cancer, he would have to use a pill of the level of the Healing Pill at least to do so.

It would simply be nonsensical and

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prescription made up of some ordinary and common medicinal herbs would be able to cure Cancer completely.

Besides, the Healing Pill had already gone beyond the scope of ordinary Oskian medicine.

This was because it was not something that could be produced simply by following the prescription of the right medicinal herbs.

If anyone wanted to refine this kind of pill, he would have to use Reiki as a medium as well as the use of the alchemy method recorded in the to refine the essence of the medicinal herbs and materials. After that Reiki must then be used to further sublimate the essence of the medicinal herbs and materials so that it could undergo a qualitative change and finally be condensed into a pill.

If Reiki was missing, the medicinal properties might not even reach one percent.

For this kind of divine medicine, the importance of Reiki was much more important compared to the medicinal herbs and materials themselves.

This also meant that regardless of

whether it was the Healing Pill or the Rejuvenating Pill, as long as it was a pill that required Reiki to be refined, it would be impossible for it to be mass-produced on the assembly line.

Even if Charlie were to do nothing else and simply refine Healing Pills all day and night, he would only be able to refine a few hundred pills a day. Therefore, Charlie could not let The Apothecary Pharmaceutical manufacture this kind of medicine at the moment.

As Charlie thought of this, he could not help but feel a little regretful.

The production of medicine was naturally to make money, but at the same time, it was also for the benefit of society.