"If medicine worked, you wouldn't need to…

“If medicine worked, you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription” is a saying that has been printed on many images. The saying means that the pharmaceutical industry doesn’t want cures, but wants to keep people taking its medicines.

“If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription #foodforthought” was posted on Twitter by 🐜Ant Havenots🐜 on October 16, 2016. “IF MEDICINE WORKED YOU WOULDN’T NEED TO REFILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION” (shown on an image) was posted on Facebook by Ferguson Life Chiropractic Centers on October 19, 2016. Authorship is unknown.

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🐜Ant Havenots🐜
@AntHavenots
If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription #foodforthought
5:17 PM · Oct 16, 2016

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Ferguson Life Chiropractic Centers
October 19, 2016 at 7:08 AM ·
(The following text is shown on an image.—ed.)
IF MEDICINE WORKED
YOU WOULDN’T NEED TO
REFILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION

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AL’R
@iAmberLashae
If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription #ijs
6:12 PM · Oct 24, 2016

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MineralDoc
@MineralDoc
If medicine worked, you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription month after month. I wish doctors would focus on #nutrition first. #FPSBS
7:17 AM · Mar 26, 2017

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MineralDoc
@MineralDoc
#BizHour If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription month after month. I wish doctors would focus on #nutrition first.
9:37 AM · Mar 27, 2017

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MisterHappi.com
@BeatzandStringz
“If medicine worked, you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription”
#herbsforlife
#naturallyhealthy
1:56 PM · Aug 7, 2017

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Tina M
@MucciTina
If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription.
11:05 PM · Sep 21, 2018

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Tina M
@MucciTina
If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription.
1:54 PM · Jan 16, 2019

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lex
@xelessence
“ if medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription “
3:39 PM · Aug 3, 2020

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NewsOnChain
@NewsOnChain
If medicine worked you wouldn’t need to refill your prescription 💔💉🤡
(The saying is also shown on an image.—ed.)
1:33 AM · Dec 10, 2022