There is no proof that if your brother had had such a precaution taken (which were already available at the time, so this is not something novel) that there would have been a benefit.

At $29400 CLTV at current life expectancies there had better be some very clear benefit, especially given that the vast bulk of those will never be used. If one in 100 actually gets used then you're looking at $3 million per treatment, and that's the cheapest plan.

Also, I could not find any terms of service nor a way to cancel the service.

> Side note: plancentas are so valuable that physicians - especially in Europe - sometimes prefer to take them for themselves to sell to cosmetics research for ~$50k.

Is a pretty strong accusation to make, do you hide behind the undefined value of 'sometimes' to be able to walk this back or are the statistics such - and the amount so specific - that this is well known and supported by evidence, and subsequent removal from the roster of practicing physicians because of gross breach of medical ethics?

edit: I just found your video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M64L_Koe8Vw

Which claims this is just hearsay, so I'm calling BS on your claim that this 'happens especially in Europe' or even at all.