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> I'm not sure how old James and Denise are, 

Plenty old.  James at least is well past half a century.  There are effective 
alternatives to for almost all of the invasive medicines currently being 
foisted down our collective throats.

> 
> People can still manage without medicine for a good part or most of
> their lives. I didn't take anything on a regular basis until I was in
> my late 40s when I started having problems with blood pressure.

There is a firmly held belief that hypertension is heriditary and there is 
nothing you can do about getting it or avoiding it.  This view of the human 
body 
serves the drug companies and health industry well.  But many disagree, for 
example Dean Ornish, who say that almost all circulatory diseases can be 
controlled and corrected by lifestyle changes.  People don't want to do that, 
and 
therefore don't want to believe that.

> 
> Unless they're dyslexic, which is an actual neurological dysfunction.
> Which is not to say that public schools necessarily deal with dyslexic
> kids well. Some do, some don't.

Dyslexia is and entirely fabricated and bogus "condition".  It doesn't exist. 
 The illusion is created by applying baseless age norms to a narrow defintion 
of academic skills.  Schooling fails a great many children and the likes of 
'dyslexia' is the scapegoat excuse for that failure.