3.1 Pharmaceutical Industry
The pharmaceutical industry would theoretically mission is to improve the living conditions of the people, has assumed wholly incompatible goals for this purpose. People are seen as a market to be conquered and to the increase in life expectancy is part of a strategy to leverage this market.
Let's look at some of the adopted procedures to increase the profitability of companies in the industry:
• Encourage religious mysticism which has proved a valuable contributor to avoid scientific research that could prevent diseases that are highly profitable;
• Increase the existing synergistic action with the food industry, highlighting the results that are being obtained in anticipation of degenerative diseases;
• Invest more in disseminating drugs to combat the symptoms of chronic diseases by supporting organizations that associate these patients, and stimulate the consumption of highly profitable drugs;
• Increase the association with medical research institutions without measuring efforts in this area, given that generates excellent returns on market terms;
• Encourage purchases made by government health organizations, not so much by the sale itself, but to avoid that these resources are used in prevention programs, restrictive consumer market;
• Only the intended application of advertising dollars of food and drugs for vehicles that do not disclose issues that affect the consumer market for drugs.
3.2 Food Industries
The food industry has acted irresponsibly with respect to the health of its users.
Have used chemicals that could be avoided and provided highly harmful products, as exemplified in this critical text:
Let's look at some of the adopted procedures to increase the profitability of companies in the industry:
• Encourage religious mysticism which has proved a valuable contributor to avoid scientific research that could prevent diseases that are highly profitable;
• Increase the existing synergistic action with the food industry, highlighting the results that are being obtained in anticipation of degenerative diseases;
• Invest more in disseminating drugs to combat the symptoms of chronic diseases by supporting organizations that associate these patients, and stimulate the consumption of highly profitable drugs;
• Increase the association with medical research institutions without measuring efforts in this area, given that generates excellent returns on market terms;
• Encourage purchases made by government health organizations, not so much by the sale itself, but to avoid that these resources are used in prevention programs, restrictive consumer market;
• Only the intended application of advertising dollars of food and drugs for vehicles that do not disclose issues that affect the consumer market for drugs.
3.2 Food Industries
The food industry has acted irresponsibly with respect to the health of its users.
Have used chemicals that could be avoided and provided highly harmful products, as exemplified in this critical text:
GasCola
We do not know when, and how all started, but through an intensive and clever propaganda, was reported the launch of a new fuel, the GasCola to replace the traditional gasoline.
Technical magazines start to publish researches that asserted that the additives used by GasCola improved the engine performance, reduced noise, and produced a pleasant-smelling exhaust.
With the support of a clever and intense publicity campaign, the name Gas Cola has become very popular and valuable. The new product replaces the traditional gasoline, even being much more expensive.
As the use of GasCola became almost universal, car engines showed problems that had not before. The problems were: reduction of power, clogging of pipes, pump injection problems, uncontrolled tremors, etc. Appeared additives that minimized the problems, and FarmaCar Industry specialized in producing products to correct the problems presented by cars, was created.
Some of these products, however, cause new problems, a vicious circle unbelievable, and became natural the recommendation of periodic tests for identification of premature problems, facilitating corrective actions, with eventual replacement of some component most affected.
More expensive cars, began to be taken to the SPACar where, through a very special care for some time, are fueled with gasoline, until symptoms of disorders stay better.The amazing of this story is that even with the problems presented by the use of GasCola, the return to gasoline is not recommended, which can be attributed to the situation created by the new fuel. A list of products, facilities and jobs that were created represent a great economic power.
Important Note
This text, for free publication, was written by Carlos Reinaldo Mendes Ribeiro, is pure fiction and has nothing to do with reality. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
3.3 Interventions in the body
Considering the lifetime, as a sign that they were being successful interventions in the human body, certainly the review will be positive. We can even ignore the obvious economic motivation of many of these actions. Analyzing, however, the quality of life of this longevity will surely find what they need and constraints can be overcome. We can identify three types of interventions, excluding this analysis aspects regarding the constitution of the body, because they are, in fact, interventions , although they are fundamental:
A - Protection of the organism - the preventive measure owe their efficacy to the medical and pharmaceutical research, and the type of more effective and successful intervention. These measures every day become more important and fundamental due to involvement of environmental harmony
B - Control of diseases - this measure is grievously impaired by economic interests of the pharmaceutical industry, to the point that arrives to compromise the performance of some medical specialties, eg, neurology, with regard to drug combat symptoms without demand and correction of causes;
C - restorative procedures - is the remarkable success of this intervention, involving the progress of technology with medical activity, both with regard to transplantation, surgical techniques and deployment of electronic resources.
What else is harmed these interventions is the managerial incompetence of governments, riddled with corruption and demagogic actions.
We do not know when, and how all started, but through an intensive and clever propaganda, was reported the launch of a new fuel, the GasCola to replace the traditional gasoline.
Technical magazines start to publish researches that asserted that the additives used by GasCola improved the engine performance, reduced noise, and produced a pleasant-smelling exhaust.
With the support of a clever and intense publicity campaign, the name Gas Cola has become very popular and valuable. The new product replaces the traditional gasoline, even being much more expensive.
As the use of GasCola became almost universal, car engines showed problems that had not before. The problems were: reduction of power, clogging of pipes, pump injection problems, uncontrolled tremors, etc. Appeared additives that minimized the problems, and FarmaCar Industry specialized in producing products to correct the problems presented by cars, was created.
Some of these products, however, cause new problems, a vicious circle unbelievable, and became natural the recommendation of periodic tests for identification of premature problems, facilitating corrective actions, with eventual replacement of some component most affected.
More expensive cars, began to be taken to the SPACar where, through a very special care for some time, are fueled with gasoline, until symptoms of disorders stay better.The amazing of this story is that even with the problems presented by the use of GasCola, the return to gasoline is not recommended, which can be attributed to the situation created by the new fuel. A list of products, facilities and jobs that were created represent a great economic power.
Important Note
This text, for free publication, was written by Carlos Reinaldo Mendes Ribeiro, is pure fiction and has nothing to do with reality. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
3.3 Interventions in the body
Considering the lifetime, as a sign that they were being successful interventions in the human body, certainly the review will be positive. We can even ignore the obvious economic motivation of many of these actions. Analyzing, however, the quality of life of this longevity will surely find what they need and constraints can be overcome. We can identify three types of interventions, excluding this analysis aspects regarding the constitution of the body, because they are, in fact, interventions , although they are fundamental:
A - Protection of the organism - the preventive measure owe their efficacy to the medical and pharmaceutical research, and the type of more effective and successful intervention. These measures every day become more important and fundamental due to involvement of environmental harmony
B - Control of diseases - this measure is grievously impaired by economic interests of the pharmaceutical industry, to the point that arrives to compromise the performance of some medical specialties, eg, neurology, with regard to drug combat symptoms without demand and correction of causes;
C - restorative procedures - is the remarkable success of this intervention, involving the progress of technology with medical activity, both with regard to transplantation, surgical techniques and deployment of electronic resources.
What else is harmed these interventions is the managerial incompetence of governments, riddled with corruption and demagogic actions.
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