We're watching the old scientific paradigm changing.

So what's happening now is the public is involved.

They're educated. They're sharing this information.

And this blind trust in experts, this kind of information coming from on high,

saying trust us and these simple slogans, safe and effective, one in a million,

that's gone, it's over. People are not believing this anymore.

And that's come to term because the pharmaceutical company has wielded lots of power and influence. Let's be honest. So they've used media, they've used government policy, and even

trickled down to the individual doctors and pediatricians. So let's look at why this is changing.

Let's start with the media, us. Well, we're disrupting it. The alternative media has now become

the dominant media, but trust in media in general, corporate media has fallen, it's gone.

Now we're down, again, we report this every month, it seems like, but we're at a new low.

This is a Gallup poll, 28%. And you can see here

from this graph, this is starting really in the 70s. And you see this green line from 1975,

just plummeting down to 28% now. And that is a major mouthpiece for pharmaceutical companies,

direct consumer advertising. We know that pharmaceutical

companies give lots of money to corporate media, so they can't really say anything bad about

them. But now let's talk about direct consumer advertising, because that's a problem too,

and this comes into the government policy piece. So we have Trump, basically there was a

presidential memorandum. He gave this to HHS Secretary Kennedy to do something about this direct consumer advertising.

A lot of people wanted to eliminate it completely.

Only U.S. and New Zealand are the countries that do that.

But what they're doing is limiting it now.

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