Pharmaceutical companies are capitalizing on the latest popular social media platforms for their marketing. One of the apps they have increasingly targeted for their campaigns is TikTok. Once known as Musical.ly, TikTok’s strongest demographic in the United States is 16-24 year olds. Most of us have known this platform to be for fun and entertainment, but it has quickly become a social media landscape influenced by marketing and advertising agendas. Mucinex was the first pharma related brand to be successful on this platform and since then brands are actively using…
Author: OhioAMF
Defending your family from Evil Ivy + Bully Bean
The Ohio legislature will soon be voting on Ohio House Bill 165, a bill that will overhaul health education standards, by revising the health curriculum and teach individual responsibility for health decisions beginning as early as pre-school. It would mean grooming your little ones to opt for those medical interventions taught at school, encouraging them to act completely independent from their parents, all while granting them access to state promoted “products and services.” This type of legislation follows in the footsteps of a global World Health Organization (WHO) campaign (e.g.…
Understanding the Threat of Medical “Science” and Defending our Freedom in the process
In response to Rick Rouan’s Editorial “Even as measles makes comeback, vaccine conspiracy theories thrive“, published in the Columbus Dispatch, on July 3, 2019 an OAMF Member submitted to the Columbus Dispatch an excerpt of the following editorial response: I would like to make the point that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s work in promoting child-safety is a natural result of his respected work as an environmental activist. And not just any environmental activism, his biggest efforts have always centered on what we put in our bodies; such as clean water.…
Ahead of the Curve: Essay on Bartonella and the Silent Epidemic
The evolution of bacteria has preceded and will supersede human existence. Microbial intelligence is not a theory, it’s a well-documented fact although world domination through bacterial invasion is one of the less popular discussions unless someone has succumbed to the personal indignity of an immune system override. At the end of the world, bacteria will win. They set the stage like fungi on bark to break down and recycle the undesirable whether we acknowledge their victory or not. This is referencing one gram-negative bacteria in particular; one so common that…