Heartbreaker you've
got the best of me
But I just keep on comin'
back incessantly
Oh why did you have to
run your game on me
I should have known
right from the start
You'd go and break my heart

I do not need no cure
Sweet love
Don't call the doctor
Don't call the mama
Don't call the teacher or the preacher
I do not need it

Sweet love
Love
I do not want it

Confirm yourself to me, yes
First, sign my name with red lipsticks-fire
Hide yourself inside the blues-voices of me

Sweet love
See, did you have to run your game on me?

Kanika, thanks for bringing that to my attention. It does seem to be a step in the right direction and an evolution in approach.

One of my observations is that in an attempt to lock out smaller competitors the major pharmaceutical players created a huge financial obstacle to getting things tested and approved so that only they the “established” would have the resources needed. Of course to offset this cost burden they depended on tax breaks and incentives provided by the citizens of the United States via their collective expression and institution known as government. Furthermore this system increased the costs of the products being sold back to the citizens on top of an extraordinary profit resulting in 2 cents worth of material costing $20.00.

They the pharmaceutical companies are now burdened by this cost and the system they created born of source disconcerted ego incentive. This has resulted in creation of what will eventually be known in economics 101 as and artificial economy and will eventually be changed to adhere to genuine economy principles.

The plan is to eliminate all these incentives and tax breaks so the established players cannot afford the monopoly and will not resist the changes to the system, but would be inclined to facilitate them to the system to create efficiency and an open free market, or they will go out of business. They may go out of business anyway being replaced by new holistic endeavors and joint ventures. That is what I would be advising to the investor groups.

The consumer cannot afford the current monopoly system.

It is my intent to launch a major restructuring of the disease industry to convert it into a health industry, with major new education and retraining requirements for Doctors and a new evolved intention as the impetus for medical research and understanding.

As many may have gathered there is a whole new approach and understanding as it relates to the human biochemical machine, and the intelligence behind it.

Another evolution I have been pioneering has to do with clinical trials being replaced and or facilitated by systems analysis. Where the body is viewed as programmed and engineered, information, logic and function based system. Chemical or molecular programming which involves reverse engineering the body’s operating system and processes to deduce a programming language and function. I consider the human body to be perfectly engineered. Once we understand this, one would be able to program using compounds etc. and could actually provide biochemical enhancement.

I recently wrote a think piece that evolved from some of my earlier material called

“There is no cure for disease”.

Something like this: There is no cure for disease but there is a solution. There is also no specific cause of disease; any number of factors; sub system failures, or data corruption can give rise to the conditions we label as a disease there is no specific single factor associated with a disease but a multitude. There may be some higher level subsystem failures directly attributable to a specific disease label.

To be fair in a general sense we could argue the cause of disease is imbalance, and the cure for disease is correcting the imbalance which requires awareness and application of the knowledge and understanding of the systems. Unless you were able to rewrite the foundation of physics and chemistry there could technically be no cure for disease.

Disease is simply a system failure or malfunction due to an out of balance condition.

Disease is also linked to environmental imbalance so there is that which external that needs be accommodated or corrected and brought into balance.

The quality of produce and soil in which is grown is also a factor in disease.

The production, harvesting, and processing of the raw materials needed by the body, that which we label as food is also a factor in disease. Factory farming for high profit is an element in disease.

The mind and it’s influence on biochemical processes is also a factor in disease.

Society and its policies, infrastructure and system design are also a factor in disease.

So in a sense although there is no single cure for disease there is a plurality of cure for disease, which is a broad spectrum, massive undertaking one of understanding and holistic integration and application.

Interesting-- it seems to take the steps prior to what the Clinton Foundation has done with AIDS medication. I've really admired how the Clinton Foundation has been able to help millions of people have access to the drugs they need to survive by having the governments pitch in as well (which makes sense when you take into account the quick turn-overs due to the AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa).

Having worked on different clinical trials funded by the NIH and another by a pharmaceutical company, I can certainly attest to the fact that with the drug companies- it's the bottom line that matters most.