Albert Einstein once said; “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” Many people are starting to realize that if we want to stop the medical insanity and live a long healthy life, we have to start taking full responsibility for our own health and overall well-being. We are constantly being bombarded with television commercials to consume pharmaceuticals, as if nothing else is available to solve our modern day mental and physical health issues. The pressure to “Ask your doctor” about a certain medication can be overwhelming to some and outright disturbing to others. Even more problematic, are the side effects that are stated towards the end of these commercials, which may include everything from having a headache, fever or upset stomach to even having “suicidal thoughts” after taking the medications.

 

This book is intended to help people take a second look at all the medical information being articulated as the gospel for modern healthcare. The Landing details a personal story of how the author missed his knee surgery appointment, then discovered shortly after it wasn’t even necessary. This critical event led him on an investigative journey down the healthcare industries’ rabbit hole of corruption. It’s an intensive investigation into how these medications are researched and approved for sale as well as the pressure of medical professionals to prescribe them to their patients. It takes a look at other successful natural alternatives, which many people have decided to use instead for diseases like cancer, diabetes, and dementia as well as some of the more expensive, yet often-times unnecessary, orthopedic surgeries.

 

Despite all of the medical advancements in our western society, we still have one of the sickest populations on the planet. Approximately one out of every thirty seven children suffer from some form of neurological disorders like autism. The consumption of all these vaccines and psychotropic medications clearly is not working and hasn’t been for some time now. At what point do we actually start to say enough is enough, and finally put a stop to all the insanity, which Einstein spoke so eloquently about. It is my hope that this work helps us to rethink our healthcare treatment, especially for our young children, who are at the forefront of this medical assault on physical and psychological health.