{"id":355,"date":"2019-09-14T13:58:04","date_gmt":"2019-09-14T17:58:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ayslcorp.com\/blog\/?p=355"},"modified":"2019-09-14T13:58:04","modified_gmt":"2019-09-14T17:58:04","slug":"blogging-promotion-of-my-books-continued","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ayslcorp.com\/blog\/index.php\/2019\/09\/14\/blogging-promotion-of-my-books-continued\/","title":{"rendered":"Blogging Promotion of My Books (continued)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

My Life & Rollercoaster Career:<\/em><\/strong> \u00a0The Life of a Pharmacognosist + Are Drugs Better Than Herbs<\/em><\/strong> [550 pages: available from Amazon; $25.95, paperback; $5.49, e-version]\u00a0 <\/p>\n\n\n\n

As\nI have already repeatedly expressed, I am planning to form a nonprofit with 75%\nof the gross profits of my books towards 2 immediate achievable goals.  The first is to shape up current commercial\nherbal products, at least those labeled as \u2018herbal\u2019 but in fact are only\nchemical.  We\u2019ll be fingerprinting and\nexposing them as what they actually are. \nFor a typical example of 2 \u2018herbal\u2019 products with the exact same herbal\ningredients on their labels but showing completely different fingerprints, see\n\u201cChapter 9:  Adulteration Continues to be\na Major Problem\u201d in my book.  The second\nis to recommend genuine herbal products to consumers from herbal companies that\nproduce them, now with fingerprints added to guarantee their identity and\nquality.  Eventually, the goal is to have\nour own manufacturing facilities crowdfunded by consumers and charging them a\nfraction of what for-profit companies usually charge.  This would greatly relieve their financial\nburden and would eliminate their necessity of taking some of the toxic\nsynthetic drugs from the vicious cycle. \nMy young friends and colleagues, if you think I am doing the right thing\nfor you and your children, and theirs, please buy my book.  Also, help me spread the word!   <\/p>\n\n\n\n

             One of the main reasons many herbal\nmedicines\/supplements don\u2019t seem to work is because even up to this day, there\nare no uniform standards or requirements for herbal ingredients.  Some are whole extracts while others may contain\nonly 1 or 2 marker chemicals with no herbal elements.  Consequently, you have no idea what you get\nwhen you buy some well-known or well-marketed brand believing and even trusting\nit to be the real thing.  Big\nmistake!  We\u2019ll find out when we start\nfingerprinting them.  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

             I have been advocating identity and\nquality of herbal products for many decades but most of my industry colleagues\nhave not listened, counting on our colleagues in government will continue to do\nnothing.  For the status quo, see\n\u201cChapter 11:  Dietary Supplement Label\nDatabase (DSLD) \u2013 Not for Herbal Supplements,\u201d of my book.  Once these herbal supplements have improved,\nconsumers should have their true benefits, not just different hype selling the\nsame fake useless products without herbs. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n

             The current drug-therapy vicious\ncycle is untenable.  It\u2019s a manmade\nsituation allowing drug makers and their interdependent industries, supported\nby many crooked politicians, to exploit the health of the rest of the world\u2019s\npopulation with impunity.  Before the\ndrug Ingrezza was approved by our FDA to treat a drug-caused disease\nTardive Dyskinesia (TD) 2 years ago, I thought they might not have known that\nour modern drug-therapy with toxic synthetic drugs was obviously heading\ntowards the vicious cycle.  And that once\nthey realized it, they would stop, because of its disastrous effects on the\nhealth of the human race.  Instead, they\nmust have celebrated quietly in glee.  And here is the truth.   With\n500,000 people in the United States alone suffering from this manmade TD at\n$200 to $400 per day per patient (or up to $146,000\/yr\/patient), the money of just\none drug these exploiters of human health drain from us (as individuals and\ngovernment) amounts to up to $73 billion per year!  From my estimation, assuming we had only 20\nsuch drugs to treat manmade diseases, the amount of money these greedy people quietly\ntake from our treasury is over a trillion dollars per year!   This does not even include the thousands of\ndrugs for treating regular diseases, many of which are probably also\ndrug-caused, such as epilepsy, Parkinson\u2019s Disease, acid reflux, colon cancer,\npancreatic cancer, and Crohn\u2019s Disease, among many others.  After all, with so many potentially very\ntoxic, unnatural molecules (synthetic drug molecules) lurking inside the vast\nmajority of Americans, how do we know any illness or disease is not due to\nthese molecules keep bumping into the natural ones in our body to cause havoc,\nhence imbalance and new diseases?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

             Despite the above bad news, there\nis something positive and uplifting that I admit I have missed during the past 20\nyears or so while I was not following the general trend of alternative therapies,\nbut rather concentrating on synthetic drug therapy and the confusion between a\npure chemical and a multichemical herb among most scientists, resulting in THM\n(esp. Chinese) not having been ever properly evaluated by appropriate\nscientific technologies until we succeeded in the development of our Phyto-True\nsystem 15 years ago.  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

             I discovered the above trend only\nduring the past few months when I was seriously connecting and accepting\nconnections (from a few dozen connections to almost 3,000 in a few more\ndays).  I am gratified to see so many more\nhealthcare practitioners are in diverse fields, from lifestyle, nutrition, true\nprevention (not the Big Pharma type to detect diseases early and treat them\nwith drugs), naturopathic medicine, acupuncture, traditional herbal medicine\n(incl.  Chinese and Ayurvedic), tuina<\/em>\nmassage, energy healing, qigong<\/em>, food therapy, and many others.  Many of them don\u2019t use drugs at all.  This all gives me a glimpse of hope.  Realistically, we are all in it together. With\nour modern communication and transportation technologies, our world is getting\nsmaller and we are getting closer together. \nAt the same time, due to greed, our world is getting more and more\npolluted and our health is now in a vicious cycle that benefits only drug\nmakers and their interdependent associates. \n Think of your children,\ngrandchildren, and theirs.  Start\ndirecting them to healthier lifestyles, better nutrition and natural therapies,\nso that their body can have the natural resistance to ward off diseases before they\ntake hold.  I want to remind you\nsynthetic drugs are not nutrients that our body needs, especially being pushed\non us by greedy people who don\u2019t have our wellbeing in mind.  They benefit by making us perpetually sick as\nin the vicious cycle.  Let\u2019s not let them,\nby breaking the vicious cycle, or avoid it altogether.  Together, we can do it!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

#Encyclopedia\n#natural #ingredients #herbal #viciouscycle #toxic #syntheticdrugs #mental\n#handicaps #fingerprints #identity #quality #products #adulteration #Tyler\n#pharmacognosist #Anazon #Barnes&nobles #Chinesischeheilkrauter #remedies\n#rollercoaster #career #healingfoods #herbs    \n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

My Life & Rollercoaster Career: \u00a0The Life of a Pharmacognosist + Are Drugs Better Than Herbs [550 pages: available from Amazon; $25.95, paperback; $5.49, e-version]\u00a0 As I have already repeatedly expressed, I am planning to form a nonprofit with 75% of the gross profits of my books towards 2 immediate achievable goals.  The first is … <\/p>\n

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