As for the health care of the future
It’s not simply about what’s being done to us, but instead, we must examine why we become victims and catalysts for the business of disease. We must examine what we can do to change this for ourselves instead of waiting on the system to fix things for us.
On February 21, 2017, The Business of Disease Documentary (BOD) launched on TV and Internet platforms in both the US and Canada.
As political battles continue to shape and disrupt access to quality health care in the U.S., The Business of Disease (BOD) examines how psychological conditioning by Western medicine has become the prime directive in the administration of our health care system. The film encourages viewers to courageously disengage from passive dependence and instead take responsibility for their bodies, minds, and spirit.
Producer and author Sonia Barrett interviews a range of experts who offer valuable insights into the current health care model—one largely focused on treating symptoms rather than addressing root causes or curing disease. Through conversations with neuroscientists, psychologists, nutritionists, and other thought leaders, Barrett provides viewers with a deeper understanding of the interconnected relationship between the body, brain, and mind and their influence on dis-ease. The film also highlights the scientifically supported impact of human emotions on health, referencing key studies that demonstrate this connection. Featured experts include Bruce Lipton, Ph.D. (Epigenetics), Amit Goswami, Ph.D. (Theoretical Physicist), and more.
While BOD clearly illustrates the overwhelming influence of big pharma, the film shifts focus to empower viewers, encouraging them to question conventional approaches and explore alternative health options. At a time when health care remains a heated topic for both consumers and policymakers, this film reinforces the importance of understanding the body as an ecosystem capable of self-healing under the right conditions.
These experts also shed light on how health care consumer behavior is conditioned from early childhood and reinforced through marketing trends and societal norms—shaping how we engage with our health throughout life.
The Business of Disease is now available on platforms including Dish, Cox, Verizon, Shaw, Mediacom, Amazon Video, iTunes, Vimeo, Vudu, YouTube, and more. Our mission is to spread the word about this groundbreaking film—a potential game changer and perception shifter that can help alleviate the sense of powerlessness many feel regarding their health choices.
We invite you to blog about the film or interview producer Sonia Barrett to explore the profound implications of this life-changing work. To arrange an interview, please contact us at (818) 301-9303 or via email at info@timelinepublishinginc.com.