About 100 years ago, John Rockefeller changed medicine. He funded medical schools that focused on pharmaceuticals - gradually pushing out many root cause and natural healing approaches. Why? Because synthetic drugs could be patented. And patents mean $$. Many pharmaceuticals were (and still are) made using petrochemicals — the same industry Rockefeller built his billionaire empire on 💰Over time, health became business. Symptoms were treated with pills, and the deeper underlying issues — nutriti

💉 Few topics in medicine spark more debate than vaccines—and that’s exactly why we need open, balanced conversations rooted in evidence. In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Joel "Gator" Warsh, an integrative pediatrician and author of Between a Shot and a Hard Place, to explore the history of vaccines, the role of informed consent, and the questions parents are asking about safety, necessity, and choice. We cover: 📜 How smallpox, sanitation, and medical advances shaped the history of vaccines.

During #UNGA80, Ghana President John Dramani Mahama announced the Presidential Council, a new coalition of country leaders from around the world to create a modern global health system that is country-led, effective, and resilient. This renewed commitment focuses on a critical principle: putting countries in the driver's seat of their health. In more ways than one, this initiative embodies the spirit of our new Build the Shared Future initiative. We believe that true, lasting change comes from c

The Rockefeller Foundation has had its hands in medicine for over a century - funding medical schools, shaping healthcare policy, and even steering public health agendas. When you trace back the roots of today’s medical system, you’ll find Rockefeller fingerprints all over it. The question is, did they build it for healing, or for control? I sat with @therealjasonshurka on my podcast and he went deep into this… What are your thoughts? #elisabethcarson #elisabethunlimited #rockafeller | Elisabeth