Most of our present conceived(pun intended) are pharma company induced.
In India. companies tell us if you use a soap , you will be protected by 10 ten diseases without telling us what the diseases are(Hamam)
Complan or is it Horlicks (?)tells you ,on an imaginary scale, that you are not tall and their product can make you taller by 100 % without any supportive evidence.
If you are slightly out of sorts, which is normal for any body, you are made to imagine that you are under Stress and need ‘mood elevators’.
Sexual desire is purely personal and it does not need to be present 24/7 in every body,you are prescribed a drug.
Drug enforcement authorities do nothing.It is for us to understand this non sense and stop using these so-called drugs-market hits the companies most.
Story:In order to get a drug formally approved and have insurance companies pay for its use, it has to be shown to work against a specific medical condition: ‘The whole thing is kind of complicated because you have to have a disease before you can treat it.’………..
So from the industry’s perspective, there was no time to waste in developing the sister condition for women. “We’re hoping to be able to expedite the process of drug development and of disease development,” she told film-maker Liz Canner during the interview for Canner’s documentary Orgasm Inc.
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Condition branding’
Bizarre as it may sound, the idea that a drug company would play a role in ‘disease development’ is backed up by observations from another industry insider, this one with expertise in the practice known as ‘condition branding’. The advertising expert Vince Parry famously revealed how drug companies are sometimes involved in ‘fostering the creation’ of medical disorders, giving a little known condition renewed attention, helping redefine or rename an old disease, or sometimes assisting in the creation of a whole new one. The branding expert has said that as part of his high-level work for drug companies he will sit down with medical experts to try to ‘create new ideas about illness and conditions’. As the Canadian writer Naomi Klein told us in her classic No Logo, corporations are no longer just selling products, they are selling brands, and brands are about lifestyles and concepts, not commodities…
It was only as recently as the 1980s that the term ‘sexual dysfunction’ first appeared in the DSM though sexual ‘disorders’ had been previously listed. Since then, the definitions have changed a number of times, as the manual has been updated and new editions have been published. The details of the most recent definitions now run to many pages, but in simple terms the condition known as female sexual dysfunction, or FSD, has been divided into four sub-disorders: desire, arousal, orgasm and pain. The disorder of low desire is defined as a deficiency in sexual interest or fantasy, and technically described as ‘hypoactive sexual desire disorder’, or HSDD.
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