I mean a system different from the one I have been describing for decades: one based on toxic synthetic chemicals that cause side effects and new diseases, trapping patients in a vicious cycle (VC) that only enriches the drug makers and their interdependent associates (insurance agents, promotors/pushers & crooked politicians).
This is the issue I have been addressing, not addiction, which other health professionals describe as a problem of our weak willpower, applying only to mostly synthetic narcotics. Our VC is for all drugs that are now countless in number. But we don’t seem to even realize this. Maybe we ignore it, because we are hoping someday, we may have our chance to drink from that fountain of gold.
For some reason, men seem to be more narcissistic and less compassionate for others than women – I guess men have no innate mothering instinct/nature? I have now lived to at least 10 years beyond the male life expectancy in the USA. I am still physically fit and mentally lucid. Though I am tired of not finding support in my final endeavor to move our physical and mental health towards a better, normal path. During my long independent career, I have had no problem working with technical colleagues, founders, and CEOs of the companies I was advising. My problem was with businessmen of second, third, or lower levels in the big companies. Invariably, they were all men and seemed to consider themselves more knowledgeable than I in the subject their top bosses hired me for. This fouled up their products that are now typical of those on the herbal supplements market. In one or two cases they were startups that happened in recent years, I simply resigned and have had nothing more to deal with them since. They have then gone under or disappeared. In other instances, happened a decade or two earlier, their products linked to my name are no longer genuine and the two are different as night and day on TLC/HPTLC analysis.
I believe this unfortunate situation happened because of my unique personality combined with the greedy and heartless nature of many businessmen. In the next post, I’ll describe how my born nature (undiagnosed ADHD?) can be misunderstood by some businessmen and why I think the future of Americans’ poor health and deficient healthcare can only be resolved by women executives, not by greedy and selfish men, the likes of Bezos, Zuckerberg, Musk, Gates, and others.
