SOCIAL: BUYERS DEPRESSION

Is there a new illness that we haven’t yet looked at? I think more research needs to be conducted with pertinence to the market and its connection with depression. People in our contemporary time are always buying goods and services. And in order for a person to experience healthy purchasing habits, there needs to be a steady stream of new goods or services that fulfill this demand. I think that if you are experiencing what I call, “buyers depression,” it may be a sign that the market is not providing enough stimulating products. This could perhaps be a sign of market neglect, or a lack of innovation. This could also signify that either you are broke or you are extremely wealthy. One thing is common though, you are depressed because you lack a new, “toy,” that you can purchase. If you are broke, it is likely that you just cant afford these so called goods and services. A solution for you is that you do research and try to discover new products which you could save up for. If you are wealth and experiencing, “buyers depression,” a possible solution for you is go out there and create the product that you want to buy and sell it. Although both situations are entirely contrasting, isn’t it ironic that they experience the same problems? Perhaps we are closer than you think.

INFORMATIVE: IGFLR3 REVIEW

INFORMATIVE: PANOXYL CREAM REVIEW

SOCIAL: AGEING A DISEASE

I personally believe that the medical industry should change their perspective on the concept of ageing. I think that if we view ageing as a disease we can come up with ways to alleviate this illness. Ageing is a massive problem that we have in our modern society. In our attempt to gain or develop within our societies our bodies become frail after extended durations of time. I personally believe that the radiation emitted by our bodies is the cause of ageing. This natural radiation causes our bodies to change or become older. I hope that in the future medications can be developed to counter this radiation emitted by our bodies.

INFORMATIVE: MED MASSAGER REVIEW

SOCIAL: THE FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE

I think from now on, everytime I visit the doctor I will also visit the naturopathic doctor on that same day. And in this I can plan my action. I think doing it in this way is the future of medicine. We need to exhaust all naturopathic alternatives before subscribing to conventional medicine. This entire time people were only getting half treated by conventional medicine. The natural alternative medicine treats the other half. Also the strife or conflict has to come to an end. I think the problem here is that one is bigger business than the other. We, as a population need to realize that these two are complimentary to one another. I think annalyzing the conflict of these two in phases could shed light onto the future of health care. The first phase is discovery, this happened at the time of Kevin Trudeau in the early 2000's, the second phase is conflict, this is currently still happening. People are taking sides and attacking the opposite side. The third phase is mediation, where both sides come to realize the benefits of each side and the combining of philosophies from both sides. The last phase therefore is integration and government reform. I believe that the reason naturopathic medicine is handled the way it is in our current system is because it doesn't qualify in any of the categories of the levels of care that are expected of the establishment. We either need to create a new category or include it in one of these categories primary, secondary, tertiary or quaternery. Clearly naturopathic care is considered a luxury and is not currently deemed to be a need. In order for government reform to occor it requires to be a basic human right. If the naturopathic community can mobilize on this we can have a more robust health care for all.

INFORMATIVE: ACCUTANE REVIEW