The Meddling prince: part 3/5

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The Meddling Prince: Investigation programme about Prince Charles. Questions whether his tendency to comment on issues which he is not fully educated on will cause harm if/when he becomes king.

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[MultiSmartass1]

I have no personal dislike of Prince Charles but I cannot see promoting complimetary or alternative medicine without conforming the basic basis of science and medicine: peer reviewed studies, extensive experimentation and trials and clear numerical data. If this factor aren't a part of a report, then its worthless.

[maria610421]

There is nothing wrong with him using it on himself and his family, he has no training in this field.

[kokonutbaby1]

Why do they not make royals pay taxes? All of them should pay taxes just like everyone else. Pass a law saying they must pay taxes. As for as medicine is concerned, let people have an option of what treatment they receive. Big Pharma pushes meds on people that have loads of bad side effects that even kill but nobody talks about that do they? Big Pharma bribes doctors to use their products. It's all about money not your best interests. I know this as I'm an RN & have worked in the health field.

[Ichisokeno]

I don't know about this documentary. I'm not a Royalist or a Republican, heck I'm not even British but I do find that this film is one sided. I may be wrong but that is what I think after one viewing.

[FrauKaulitz1]

I believe that he shouldn't talk about medicine so much because he doesn't understand it so well. In my opinion only the doctors and people who are involved in the medical care can speak about medicine and cures for illnesses etc.

[RiverChaopraya]

Surely, no one thinks that prince Charles is doing this for his own personal gain. Also, his ideas are not unreasonable. They are not conclusive, and are opened to debate, as I'm sure Charles is willing to admit. Come on, to draw attention to holistic way of seeing illness (which means, seeing a well-rounded picture) is not evil, now is it? He wants to contribute to the well being of the nation. It's the government's responsibility to take inputs from many sources and screen them, is it not?