During his reign as the world’s richest man, John D. Rockefeller vowed to bankrupt America. In 1872, he bought up, shut down, or bankrupt 90% of America’s oil companies. In 1911, the U.S. Supreme Court found Rockefeller in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. They wouldn’t allow a monopoly on this industry, so they split his Standard Oil Co. into 34 different companies.

During the time of his forced monopoly breakup, science was beginning to develop pharmaceutical drugs from petrochemicals, and oil was exactly what Rockefeller was rich in. So, in order to gain control of the medical industry, he donated huge sums of money to the medical schools. Because Rockefeller understood that giving people money is what you do in order to control them.

Changing Medical Schools

He then hired a man named Abraham Flexner to study the curriculum of the medical schools. Flexner’s goal was to figure out what they were teaching their students. Flexner authored the 1910 Flexner Report which promoted what appeared to be a much higher standard of education and required a higher knowledge base of its medical students. The purpose of this report was to persuade the government to remove all forms of natural treatment of disease from the medical schools. And it succeeded.

From then on, in order to receive accreditation from the American Medical Association, they were forced to accept allopathic medicine (which was the use of unnatural, chemically synthesized, petroleum-based substances for disease treatment) as the base of the modern medical model.  

The foundation they built their case on was that natural therapies were unstable due to the variation of their sources like climate and soil conditions, irregular dosage availability due to variable potencies, and other reasons. 

Conversely, their synthetic alternatives appealed to them because of the clinical nature they claimed due to their controlled manufacturing environment and the appearance of reliability and consistency of prescribed dosages.  

It’s all about the money

As a result of the foundation that was laid over one hundred years ago by John D. Rockefeller, doctors, and hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies, and the entire collective that we refer to as the “Modern Medical Model” was masterminded, developed and currently exists for the solitary purpose of making money. 

Their sole “Business Model” is the business of disease maintenance and symptoms management. Because that’s where the money is. They are not in the business of health and healing. Without sick people, they are not going to make money. They’re not in business to cure diseases like cancer or Alsheimer’s or heart disease or any other chronic illness. Because if they were, they’d be in the business of putting themselves out of business, which makes absolutely no business sense at all.