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

The Rockefeller Foundation didn’t just fund progress. It engineered perception. At the dawn of the 20th century, the Rockefeller Foundation positioned itself as a force for good—education, health, science. But behind the philanthropy was a blueprint: to shape a world where knowledge, medicine, and belief systems served the interests of the few. — Standardized education designed to produce obedient workers, not critical thinkers — Medical systems built to prioritize pharmaceuticals over holistic

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

Melissa Bukuru, Marina Zhavoronkova, and Tiffany Terrell are three of this year’s U.S. #BigBets Fellows, turning bold ideas into lasting change. 💡 Melissa’s Big Bet: accelerating financial inclusion through employee ownership programs. 🔧 Marina’s Big Bet: expanding opportunities for construction workers through trades apprenticeships. 🥕 Tiffany’s Big Bet: integrating nutrition, wellness, and workforce training to strengthen community health and stability. These Fellows prove what’s possible w