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The Dark Side of IndiaMART: Compromising Global Healthcare and Safety

Brian RogersMay 31, 20240284 views

IndiaMART, a major online marketplace, is under scrutiny for its role in the sale of pharmaceuticals. The platform’s lack of stringent verification processes and focus on bulk sales have led to the distribution of tainted medications, raising significant global health concerns. Incidents involving suppliers like QP Pharmachem highlight the dangers of unregulated pharmaceutical sales, including the risk of contamination with harmful substances. This article delves into the implications for global healthcare, the erosion of trust in legitimate Indian pharmacies, and the influence of regulatory bodies like LegitScript, emphasizing the need for stricter oversight and consumer awareness.

How Big Pharma, the FDA, Congress, and Shadow Organizations Violate Our Constitutional Rights to Healthcare

Brian RogersMay 31, 20240137 views

The American healthcare system is often lauded as one of the most advanced in the world, but beneath the surface lies a troubling reality of collusion involving Big Pharma, the FDA, Congress, and shadow organizations like LegitScript. These entities, created to protect public health, prioritize corporate profits over individual rights and access to affordable healthcare. This article exposes how these powerful groups manipulate regulations, lobby against public interests, and violate our constitutional rights to make healthcare choices. Through financial power, regulatory influence, and digital censorship, they maintain high drug prices and limit access to affordable medications. Reform is urgently needed to ensure transparency, accountability, and a healthcare system that serves the needs of the people.

Why Americans Must Turn to Cryptocurrency for Affordable Medications

Brian RogersMay 31, 20240148 views

The inability to use traditional payment methods like Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and Venmo for purchasing affordable generic pharmaceuticals from India has inadvertently given rise to the use of cryptocurrency. This shift is not a result of criminal activity but a response to regulatory and corporate obstacles. This article explores how the blockage of normal payment channels has led to increased use of cryptocurrency, and how this shift impacts public perception and access to healthcare. By bypassing traditional payment processors influenced by Big Pharma, cryptocurrency offers a secure and legitimate method for consumers to access affordable medications, challenging the monopolistic practices that maintain high drug prices.