“Healing Revolution” on BrightU: How chronic illness became a trillion-dollar industry

• In Episode 11 of “Healing Revolution,” aired June 17, investigative journalist Jonathan Otto uncovered how the global healthcare system, controlled by pharmaceutical giants, prioritizes profit over healing, with medical errors now the third leading cause of death in the U.S. (250,000 lives annually).
• Genetically modified crops — designed to withstand herbicides — flood the food supply with toxic chemicals and foreign proteins, contributing to gut damage, inflammation and chronic disease.
• Government agencies (FDA, CDC, etc.) ignore mounting evidence of harm, approving dangerous GMOs under pressure from agribusiness corporations.
• Sixty percent of chronic disease medications are ineffective for most patients, creating harmful side effects while suppressing safer, natural alternatives.
• Despite systemic corruption, individuals are reclaiming health through holistic therapies, grassroots advocacy and demands for transparency — proving that true healing often happens outside conventional medicine.

In Episode 11 of “Healing Revolution,” aired June 17, investigative journalist Jonathan Otto shared a shocking truth: The global healthcare system, dominated by pharmaceutical giants, profits more from prolonged sickness than from genuine healing. With medical errors now the third leading cause of death in the U.S. — claiming an estimated 250,000 lives annually — the industry’s priorities are under scrutiny like never before.

In an era where chronic disease is rampant and autoimmune conditions are on the rise, many are left wondering: What’s causing this health crisis? A critical yet often overlooked factor lies in the very food you eat — specifically, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and the herbicides they’re designed to withstand.

What began as a corporate agricultural innovation has morphed into a public health nightmare, inundating the food supply with foreign proteins and toxic chemicals that sabotage gut health, immune system and overall well-being.

This means:

• Increased herbicide exposure: Farmers now apply glyphosate multiple times per growing season since the crop won’t die from it.
• Foreign proteins in food: Genetic modifications create novel proteins that trigger immune reactions in humans, leading to inflammation and leaky gut.
• Government inaction: Despite mounting evidence of harm, regulatory agencies continue to approve these crops under pressure from agribusiness giants.

The pharmaceutical market, valued at $1.3 trillion, thrives on chronic illness. Studies reveal that 60 percent of prescription drugs for chronic conditions are ineffective for most patients, often causing harmful side effects that deepen dependency. Natural and alternative therapies — often safer and more effective — are routinely dismissed or attacked.

Families like Monique and Matteo Nestmann’s highlight the emotional toll of this broken system. Matteo, overwhelmed by his mother’s chronic illness, once confessed: “I just can’t take it anymore.” His despair mirrors millions trapped in a cycle of misdiagnoses and ineffective drugs.

But hope exists. From red light therapy reversing cognitive decline to gut-brain healing resolving “incurable” IBS, patients are reclaiming their health outside Big Pharma’s grip. As Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushes for transparency in health policy, the call is clear: Question the system. Seek root causes. Demand better.

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