Nakanamakeit

The answer to changing healthcare is embedded in this 33 seconds- Looking at the factory he built, Elon says he would rather “lose power and money” than not speak truth. But at every hospital, Med School, & pharma co, leaders are KNOWINGLY lying bc truth would hurt income. We don’t need international conferences at universities to discuss the nuances of healthcare reform. We don’t need more think tank panels. We don’t need more studies. We need adults to have a moral conscience and stop throwing patients (especially kids) into the shredder to prop the largest and fasted growing industry in the country (healthcare) We need doctors who treat autoimmune diseases to stop signing patients up for lifetime injections and start talking about how food interventions can keep them out of the hospital for good. We need President Biden - who received more donations from pharma than any member of Congress in American history - to say NO when he is pressured to pick a person to lead the NIH who received $200 million from Pfizer over her career. We need members of the Trump administration to admit the disastrous error of appointing a panel to create nutrition guidelines that had 95% of its members on payroll of food and/or pharma companies. We need nutrition researchers to refuse donations from food companies. Instead, it is the lifeblood of the industry. We need medical association to declare obesity and diabetes are reversible - which they refuse to do because their business models are “managing” conditions for life. The medical community needs to stop throwing up their hands that “lifestyle interventions are hard” when they profit from the failure of these interventions. The American Medical Association needs to stop lobbying against preventative health (which they continually work to undermine because it hurts profit) and start lobbying for curbing government funding of sugar on programs like SNAP. It is so simple. People undermine @elonmusk often - but if the leaders of our healthcare institutions had 50% of the fearlessness and first principle thinking, our country would be transformed. The Dean of @HarvardHealth needs to look across the beautiful campus. The head of the @MayoClinic needs to look across the beautiful facilities. And the CEO of @pfizer needs to gaze across their beautiful HQ. They then need to decide that the future of our children are worth leveraging their positions for, even it means losing wealth or power. They need to decide the first principle of health is keeping patients healthy, not managing disease. Leaders in healthcare know the truth - they just need to speak it.