Children's Health Defense Big Pharma and Big Food’s tentacles reach deep into almost every area that controls which products, services and health information the majority of the population have access to. They have a disproportionate influence on political systems, regulation, markets, medical standards, information control, legal pressure and cultural conditioning.
By Chimnonso Onyekwelu and Rob Verkerk, Ph.D.
America is the research and development capital of natural health. The range of dietary supplements and other natural health products available on the U.S. market dwarfs that in many other global markets, especially the European Union, which has long used regulation as a tool to remove products that compete with drugs.
But anyone with keen eyes on the U.S. market will recognize that the diversity of products on the U.S. market has flatlined in recent years, especially when compared with the boom that followed the passage of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994.
Why has innovation declined? Why has natural health not assumed its rightful place as the mainstay of healthcare, as distinct from disease management?
In this article, we investigate the intricate, multi-factorial manner by which special interests work to keep natural health at the margins of healthcare.
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